The given chart illustrates how many years that males and females studied at schools from 2000 to 2010 while the second graphs show information about the percentage of various qualifications that people got in 2000 and 2010.
Overall, it is crystal clear that the number of years that adult females took part in schools was always greater than that of girl students and a gradual increase was seen in the figures for both genders. In terms of the pie charts. there were some significant changes in the percentages of all these qualifications.
Regarding the first chart, in 2000, boys spent about 9 years studying at schools which was about 1% greater than that of girls. From 2000 to 2010, it increased gradually and in 2010, the number of years that adult males learnt at schools reached nearly 12 years. In addition, the same trend was seen in the figures for adult females.
According to the pie charts, in 2000, the rate of secondary school qualification and high school qualification together accounted for nearly 60% while the figures for master certification ranked third with 25. 7%. The rate of two remaining ones were 7. 5% and 8. 3% respectively. After 10 years, there was a four fold increase in their percentage of university qualification while a same trend was seen in the figures for master qualification. By contrast, the proportion of highschool qualification, secondary school qualification and primary school certification decreased dramatically and in 2010, they were 19. 55%, 15. 2% and 2. 1%.
The
given
chart
illustrates how
many
years that males and females studied at
schools
from 2000 to 2010 while the second graphs
show
information about the percentage of various
qualifications
that
people
got
in 2000 and 2010.
Overall
, it is crystal
clear
that the number of years that adult females
took part
in
schools
was always greater than that of girl students and a gradual increase was
seen
in the
figures
for both genders. In terms of the pie
charts
.
there
were
some
significant
changes
in the percentages of all these qualifications.
Regarding the
first
chart
, in 2000, boys spent about 9 years studying at
schools
which was about 1% greater than that of girls. From 2000 to 2010, it increased
gradually
and in 2010, the number of years that adult males
learnt at
schools
reached
nearly
12 years.
In addition
, the same trend was
seen
in the
figures
for adult females.
According to the pie
charts
, in 2000, the rate of secondary
school
qualification
and high
school
qualification
together accounted for
nearly
60% while the
figures
for master certification ranked third with 25. 7%. The rate of two remaining ones were 7. 5% and 8. 3%
respectively
. After 10 years, there was a four fold increase in their percentage of university
qualification
while a same trend was
seen
in the
figures
for master
qualification
. By contrast, the proportion of
highschool
qualification
, secondary
school
qualification
and primary
school
certification decreased
dramatically
and in 2010, they were 19. 55%, 15. 2% and 2. 1%.