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The given graph provides a comparison of women studying for further education among five different nations in the years 1980 and 2015 From an overall perspective, after 35 years period, the proportion of female school-leaver going to further education in all countries had raised significantly except for Australia A quick glance at the bar chart, in 1980 Australia surpass the remaining countries by a wide margin in the ratio of women attending further education with 60%.

The given graph provides a comparison of women studying for further education among five different nations in the years 1980 and 2015 From an overall perspective, after 35 years period, the proportion of female school-leaver going to further education in all countries had raised significantly except for Australia A quick glance at the bar chart, in 1980 Australia surpass the remaining countries by a wide margin in the ratio of women attending further education with 60%. bQjPB
The given graph provides a comparison of women studying for further education among five different nations in the years 1980 and 2015 From an overall perspective, after 35 years period, the proportion of female school-leaver going to further education in all countries had raised significantly except for Australia A quick glance at the bar chart, in 1980 Australia surpass the remaining countries by a wide margin in the ratio of women attending further education with 60%. The figures for those countries: France, USA and UK are 50%, 39% and 35% respectively. However, South Korea accounted for the lowest proportion with a mere 15% Looking into more details, it is noticeable that after more than 3 decades, the number of female students studying for further education in the USA had increased dramatically to as equal as the proportion of Australia. Furthermore, France's statistic shows no distinct changes whereas that of Australia remained stable in the same period. In contrast, the percentage of women attending higher education in the UK raised considerably whilst the figure in South Korea increased nearly doubled in 2015
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nations in the years 1980 and 2015

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perspective, after 35 years period, the proportion of female school-leaver going to
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in all countries had raised
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with 60%. The figures for those countries: France, USA and UK are 50%, 39% and 35%
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, South Korea accounted for the lowest proportion with a mere 15%

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, it is noticeable that after more than 3 decades, the number of female students studying for
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further
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education
in the USA had increased
dramatically
to as equal as the proportion of Australia.
Furthermore
, France's statistic
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no distinct
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whereas that of Australia remained stable in the same period.
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, the percentage of women attending higher
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in the UK raised
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whilst the figure in South Korea increased
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doubled in 2015
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IELTS academic The given graph provides a comparison of women studying for further education among five different nations in the years 1980 and 2015 From an overall perspective, after 35 years period, the proportion of female school-leaver going to further education in all countries had raised significantly except for Australia A quick glance at the bar chart, in 1980 Australia surpass the remaining countries by a wide margin in the ratio of women attending further education with 60%.

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