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Band 5+: Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comaprisons where relevant.

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The image presents a stacked bar chart titled 'Education levels by age range 2010', detailing three qualification levels. For the 16-24 age group, the figures are University degree 71, School Certificate 20, and No qualifications 9. For the 24-35 age group: University degree 76, School Certificate 15, No qualifications 9. For the 35-50 age group: University degree 71, School Certificate 20, No qualifications 9. For the 50-75 age group: University degree 50, School Certificate 20, No qualifications 30. For the 75+ age group: University degree 25, School Certificate 3, No qualifications 72.
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The given graph depics data about Education levels starting from no qualifications, school certificate and university degree by age range in the UK in 2010.

Overall, it can be seen from the graph that the level of university degree presents a significant reduction when people is getting older. Mareover, the portion of people who have school certificate is almost the same between the ages of 16 and 75.

First of all, Studying in the age 75+ has the lowest number of people with qualifications with 72% and just 3% with school certificate. In contrast, when we focus on young people and middle age as 50, they present a constant 9 percent of people with no qualifications.

On the other hand, the ages between 24 to 35 show the highest level of education specially in University degree. As a result, it presents the second lowest number of people who have a school certificate.

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