You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The graph below shows the number of university graduates in Canada from 1992 to 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.
The graph below shows the number of university graduates in Canada from 1992 to 2007. ja6L
The given line graph compares the number of male and female pass-outs from Canadian universities between 15 years starting at 1992 up until 2007.
Overall, there were more women graduating from Canadian Universities than men throughout the years, where the figures for both were climbing.
There were a significant number of girls passing universities in Canada from the beginning in 1992. There were 100, 000 females graduation from universities and this number remained steady over the years landing at the same amount during the beginning of the millennium. However, with the start of the new century, there was a rapid increase in the number of female graduates reaching about 150, 000 in 2007.
In contrast to that, the number of men graduating from university has always been significantly lower, both at the start and end of the 17 years. Men fell behind at only 70, 000 graduates from Canada in the year 1992 and consequently grew to reach nearly 95, 000 in 2007.
The
given
line graph compares the
number
of male and female pass-outs from Canadian
universities
between 15 years starting at 1992 up until 2007.
Overall
, there were more women graduating from Canadian
Universities
than
men
throughout the years, where the figures for both were climbing.
There were a significant
number
of girls passing
universities
in Canada from the beginning in 1992. There were 100, 000 females graduation from
universities
and this
number
remained steady over the years landing at the same amount during the beginning of the millennium.
However
, with the
start
of the new century, there was a rapid increase in the
number
of female graduates reaching about 150, 000 in 2007.
In contrast
to that, the
number
of
men
graduating from
university
has always been
significantly
lower, both at the
start
and
end
of the 17 years.
Men
fell behind at
only
70, 000 graduates from Canada in the
year
1992 and
consequently
grew to reach
nearly
95, 000 in 2007.