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The graph shows the percentage of males and females who hold each type of qualification in 2005 in NZ. Summarise the information in the charts and make comparisons where appropriate. v.2

The graph shows the percentage of males and females who hold each type of qualification in 2005 in NZ.
The bar chart shows the percentage of men and women who completed various educational qualifications in NZ in 2005. Nearly 90% of people who completed trade certificates were male compared to a figure of around 10% for females. The reason for this difference is likely to be that skilled trade certificate courses comprise mainly male dominated trades such as plumbing, brick laying and carpentry. In contrast, diplomas and bachelor’s degrees are more female dominated with 62% and 55% of people completing these qualifications being female. The figures for males are less than 50% (38% and 45%, respectively). This reflects the fact that many females prefer to work in an office environment performing administration or professional based tasks. For higher qualifications (postgraduate diplomas and master’s or PhD degrees), there are a higher proportion of males (62% and 74%) compared to females (38% and 26%) who completed these degrees. This difference is most likely to be due to the preference of females to focus on families at the expense of higher education.
The bar chart
shows
the percentage of
men
and women who completed various educational qualifications in NZ in 2005.

Nearly
90% of
people
who completed trade certificates were male compared to a figure of around 10% for
females
. The reason for this difference is likely to be that skilled trade certificate courses comprise
mainly
male dominated trades such as plumbing, brick laying and carpentry.

In contrast
, diplomas and bachelor’s degrees are more
female
dominated with 62% and 55% of
people
completing these qualifications being
female
. The figures for
males
are less than 50% (38% and 45%,
respectively
). This
reflects


the
fact that
many
females
prefer to work in an office environment performing administration or professional based tasks.

For higher qualifications (postgraduate diplomas and master’s or PhD degrees),

there are a higher proportion of
males
(62% and 74%) compared to
females
(38% and 26%) who completed these degrees. This difference is most likely to be due to the preference of
females
to focus on families at the expense of higher education.
2Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
8Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes

IELTS academic The graph shows the percentage of males and females who hold each type of qualification in 2005 in NZ.

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170 words
6.0
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