The bar chart and pie charts illustrate the percentages of the population education level based on age groups and gender in Glasgow, Scotland in 2010.
Overall, the majority of the young individuals had the highest university degree, while the older generation had no qualifications. The proportion of the women and men were similar and had slight differences about levels of education.
The highest university level education belonged to the people between 24-35 with 76%. Individuals aged 16-24 and 35-50 had the same proportion of 71% ranking the second, whereas the percentages having no qualification for young generation were 9%. On the other hand, people over 75 who did not have any qualification with the highest 72%, had the lowest rate of 3% among the people with school certificates.
In terms of gender, people with school certificates comprised 33% for both men and women. While tertiary educated women took up 29% of all population, that of men was just slightly 3% higher. Opposedly, women without any qualification were 3% higher than that of men with 35%.