The two graphs illustrates the level of education in Gladgow, Scotland. The bar graph categorizes information based on the age groups, while the pie chart shows its education levels by gender. Overall, the older the age, the number of university graduates declines, and unqualified people increases. No qualifications also dominates both genders.
People who are 16-24 and 35-50 years had the exact same education levels: zero qualifications, school certificate, and college degrees, accounting for 9%, 20%, and 71%, respectively.
Those aging between 24-35 years old also had 9% of the population without qualifications, however, the proportion of the university graduates was higher (76%), and lower with school certificates(15%)
Half of the population of individuals who are 50-70 years old had a graduated college, on the other hand, only 20% and 30% owned school certificate and zero qualifications, in order. In comparison to seniors (75+ years old) solely a quarter of the population owned a degree from university, meanwhile 72% had no qualified university degree, and the remaining 3% are a high school graduates.
In the terms by gender, “no qualifications” level shared the largest number of population in men and women. School certificate level was the second highest, reaching to 33% by both males and females. The number of university graduates remained the least of all three categories with only 29% (women) and 32% (men).