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The image shows education levels in Glasgow, 2010. For age group 16-24, no qualifications: 9, school certificate: 20, university degree: 71; age group 24-35, no qualifications: 9, school certificate: 15, university degree: 76; age group 35-50, no qualifications: 9, school certificate: 20, university degree: 71; age group 50-75, no qualifications: 25, school certificate: 20, university degree: 55; age group 75+, no qualifications: 72, school certificate: 3, university degree: 25. For women, no qualifications: 29%, school certificate: 38%, university degree: 33%; for men, no qualifications: 33%, school certificate: 32%, university degree: 35%.
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The bar chart illustrates the educational level by various age groups in Glasgow, a city in Scotland, in 2010. On the other hand, the pie chart shows education levels by gender, in 2010. The levels are no qualifications, school certificate, and university degree.

Overall, highest number of people with no qualifications were more than 75 years old. In contrast, highest number of people below age 50 were educated with either a school certificate or a university degree. Proportionally, men were more educated than women.

In terms of age group, only 9% of people had no educational qualification in the age group of 16-24, 24-35, and 35-50. In age group 50-75, half of the population had university degree, 20% of people had school certificate.

In terms of edcuational level by gender, proportionally, men and women were equal in terms of school certificate (with 33%). However, more men possessed a university degree than women, and hence, overall, more men were educated than women.

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