The bar chart illustrates the levels of education among five age groups whereas the pie charts show the proportion of the same qualifications for men and women of any ages in 2010, in Scottish a city named Glasgow.
Overall, the vast majority of most age categories have university degrees and groups below middle age contain very few non-qualifiers whereas most of the elderly have no qualifications. By contrast, no notable difference in educational levels is visible for men and women.
In regard of age ranges, 20 out of every 100 people aged 16-24 ,35-50 and 50-75 acquire school certificates and 9% of groups aged under 50 are unqualified .71% of people with ages 16-24 and 35-50 hold university qualifications whilst a percentage above that of elderly aged 75+ are unqualified with a mere 3% having school certificates.
On behalf of genders differing in educational qualifications, one third of men and women acquire school certificates and the figure for the unqualified is dominant for both with 35% and 38%, respectively. 29% of females hold university degrees and 4% more than that of males are qualified by the same standards.