The line graph gives information about the proportion of new graduates who found jobs as teachers of English and French in Ontario from 2001 to 2007.
Overall, it can be seen from graph that the percentage of first –year French teachers higher than that of first-year English teachers in Ontario over the period shown.
According to graph, the proportion of teachers of both languages had approximately 70% in finding jobs, although the percentage of new graduates finding job as English teachers was slightly higher than French teachers rate at the beginning of the period. The following year, recruitment of both English teachers and French teachers fell approximately by 15% and 18%.
However, in 2003, the proportion of French teachers began to increase to nearly 70%. It fluctuated until 2007 when it rose again to approximately 75%. On the other hand, the employment of English teachers decreased sharply to 40 % in 2003. During the following two years, there was a slight increase in the proportion of French teachers. It rose to approximately 45% in 2005. The percentage of English teachers decreased significantly for the rest of period. It fell from around 45% in 2005 to approximately 25% in 2007.
The line graph gives information about the
proportion
of new graduates who found jobs as
teachers
of English and French in Ontario from 2001 to 2007.
Overall
, it can be
seen
from graph that the percentage of
first
–year French
teachers
higher than that of
first
-year English
teachers
in Ontario over the period shown.
According to graph, the
proportion
of
teachers
of both languages had
approximately
70% in finding jobs, although the percentage of new graduates finding job as English
teachers
was
slightly
higher than French
teachers
rate at the beginning of the period. The following year, recruitment of both English
teachers
and French
teachers
fell
approximately
by 15% and 18%.
However
, in 2003, the
proportion
of French
teachers
began to increase to
nearly
70%. It fluctuated until 2007 when it rose again to
approximately
75%.
On the other hand
, the employment of English
teachers
decreased
sharply
to 40 % in 2003. During the following two years, there was a slight increase in the
proportion
of French
teachers
. It rose to
approximately
45% in 2005. The percentage of English
teachers
decreased
significantly
for the rest of period. It fell from around 45% in 2005 to
approximately
25% in 2007.