The given charts illustrate the data about education degrees by age groups and gender in Glasgow, a city in Scotland, in 2010.
Overall, it was clearly seen that most of people in the first three age groups had no qualifications, while others got school certificate or university degree. By contrast, there are more individuals aged between 75+ that got university degrees than those who did not. In addition, there is no significant difference among sexes.
According to the bar chart, the first 3 bars are approximately equal. Among Scotland residents aged between 16-24 and 35-50, 71% did not have qualifications, 20% finished the school, and only 9% finished the college. In the next group, 50% of Individuals who are older than 50, but younger than 75 had no qualifications, while 20% and 30% got school certificates and college degrees, respectively. Finally, the oldest group’s 72% finished the universities, 3% finished schools, and 25% are not qualified.
In the pie charts, it is clear that 33% of both genders have college degrees. While 35% of men and 38% of women have no qualification, 32% of men and 29% of women got school certificates.