The pie charts illustrate the top five levels of education reached by adults in two countries.
Overall, it is clear that in both countries, most of the adults had at least some education, and the percentages of people who had no education were the same.
In country A, nearly half of adult population entered secondary school, accounting for the largest proportion. Following this, vocational technology had the second largest percentage of students, at about 30%. While only 15% of adult ended their studies after primary school, the figures for levels of higher education and no education were the lowest, 5% for each.
In terms of country B, the highest percentage was seen in secondary school, with 35% of population pursuing their education, compared to 30% of people studied at vocational technical school. One fourth of population got a degree at university. By contrast, the proportions of people stopped after primary school and had no education were the same, at exactly 5%.
The pie charts illustrate the top five levels of
education
reached by
adults
in two countries.
Overall
, it is
clear
that in both countries, most of the
adults
had at least
some
education
, and the percentages of
people
who had no
education
were the same.
In country A,
nearly
half of adult population entered secondary
school
, accounting for the largest proportion. Following this, vocational technology had the second largest percentage of students, at about 30%. While
only
15% of adult ended their studies after primary
school
, the figures for levels of higher
education
and no
education
were the lowest, 5% for each.
In terms of country B, the highest percentage was
seen
in secondary
school
, with 35% of population pursuing their
education
, compared to 30% of
people
studied at vocational technical
school
. One fourth of population
got
a degree at university. By contrast, the proportions of
people
stopped
after primary
school
and had no
education
were the same, at exactly 5%.