The chart demonstrates data on the rate of ladies going into higher instruction in five nations for the a long time(1970 and 2005).
It is clear that nearly all countries have the percent of female leave their school to have a higher education have dramatic increase over 35 years except Canada which had no change.
Canada and UK were 2 countries have the highest percent of female approaching higher education, both countries have nearly 60% but UK had a substantial climb from about 35% to closely 60% and Canada was still stable. USA had approximately 55% and there is a significant rise between 1970 and 2005.
Japan was the country have the lowest percent which was nearly 40% but there was still a big change from 1970 to 2005. Germany had almost 55% of women going to advanced education and had a slightly rise between 1970 to 2005 and place the fourth in five nations.
The chart demonstrates data on the rate of ladies going into higher instruction in five nations for
the a
long time(1970 and 2005).
It is
clear
that
nearly
all
countries
have the percent of female
leave
their school to have a higher education have dramatic increase over 35 years except Canada which had no
change
.
Canada and UK were 2
countries
have the highest percent of female approaching higher education, both
countries
have
nearly
60%
but
UK had a substantial climb from about 35% to
closely
60% and Canada was
still
stable. USA had approximately 55% and there is a significant rise between 1970 and 2005.
Japan was the
country
have the lowest percent which was
nearly
40%
but
there was
still
a
big
change
from 1970 to 2005. Germany had almost 55% of women going to
advanced
education and had a
slightly rise
between 1970 to 2005
and place the fourth in five nations.