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The image displays data on qualifications for English language teachers obtained in the UK during 2007/8 and 2008/9. For 2007/8: Total qualifications were 32,930, with 23,842 females and 8,165 males, making up 24.7% male. TEFL qualifications totaled 25,446, with 18,460 females and 6,870 males, 26.9% male. Cambridge UCLES CELTA & other degrees totaled 7,484, with 5,382 females and 1,295 males, 17.3% male. For 2008/9: Total qualifications were 32,945, with 24,324 females and 7,511 males, 22.7% male. TEFL qualifications totaled 24,917, with 18,446 females and 6,545 males, 26.3% male. Cambridge UCLES CELTA & other degrees totaled 8,028, with 5,878 females and 966 males, 12.1% male.
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The given table illustrates the data about the number of students were living in the United Kingdom, while obtained training qualifications as English Language teachers from 2007 to 2008 and from 2008 to 2009. The proportion of male and female qualifiers is shown.
Overall, qualifications for English Language Teachers in TEFL and Cambridge UCLES CELTA & other degrees were obtained by 33 thousand students in total in 2007-2008. It is crystal clear, that in general percentage of women was three times higher than men in students, showing almost 24 thousand female and 8 thousand male students.
From 2008 to 2009, the number of students was the same as in previous years having nearing 33 thousand, and the percentage of male in studying degrees similar to 24 and 22 percentages. Moreover, there was no change at all in the number of students in TEFL in both years, but Cambridge UCLES CELTA was shown little fall in male students from 1295 to 966.
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