The charts illustrates the data regarding one of Scotland cities’ education level, known as Glasgow in the year 2010. Illustration is based on age group and gender.
Overall, more people from the younger age group possessed a better qualification compared to the older generation. Meanwhile, men and women reported unsignificant differences in proportion of education levels.
Based on the report in 2010, university degree holder were majority men at the rate of 32%, while women fell just below the men at 29%. Subsequently, regarding school certificate, men and women showed the same proportion, accounted for 33% each. Lastly, Glasgow citizens with the highest percentage of no qualifications were women, at 38% which is slightly higher than men at 35%.
People with no qualifications mostly comes from the age group of 75 and above. This value declined along with the age. The 75 and above age group led with significant portion of 72 individuals, followed by 50 to 75 age group at 30 people and 9 for the other 3 younger age groups. Conversely, university degree holder is led by people aged 24 to 35 at 76 number. This is followed by people aged 16 to 24 and 35 to 50 both accounted for 71 people. Subsequently, 50 to 75 years old citizen at just 50 people. Finally, people aged 75 and above amounting to 25 individuals.