The given figure presents the information about levels of education across different age groups in the UK in 2010.
Overall, the younger age group tends to have higher university degrees. The proportion of people with no qualifications increases as the age increases.
In the age category 16-24, a notable 71% held a University degree, followed by a 20% school certificate and merely 9% lacking any qualifications. The same trend occurred in the subsequent age group of 24-35, where 76% composed of a University degree, indicating a slight increase, whereas the proportion of individuals holding a school certificate dropped to 15% from 20%. However, the percentage of those with no qualifications remained the same throughout at 9%. The data among the age group of 16-24 and 35-50 shows no difference.
In contrast, for the individuals between the age group of 50-75, only 50% have a university degree expressing the huge difference compared to the younger age group. Furthermore, in the 75+ age category, only 25% of individuals managed to achieve a university degree and 3%, a school certificate. Whereas, 72% did not possess any qualifications at all.