The bar graph shows the further education between full-time and part- time education of male and female in every 10 years, since 1970-1990.
This bar shows that part-time study in 1970-1990 for men has a lot of flexibility in popularity, but for women in 1970-1990 it has increased significantly. Although full-time is less popular than part-time, from the bar it can be seen that the number of applications has also increased each year.
The graph presents data on part-time education over various years. In 1980/81, the number of individuals in full-time education saw a significant decline compared to 1970/71. By 1990/91, the number of women working part-time reached its highest point at 1,100. During this same period, the number of men working part-time was 750.In 1970/71, men had the highest number of part-time workers at 1,000, but by 1980/81, this figure had dropped to a low of 840.These trends emphasize key shifts in part-time education and work patterns over the years.
The graph in the black bar present that Students full-time education have the highest number of students has two hundred thousand students in 1990-1991, and in 1970-1971 have students full-time education have the least.
The bar chart demonstrates two aspects of full-time and part-time education between males and females during 1970-1990. The rate in 1990 shows that part-time education was popular for females in the past 20 years, about 1,100,000 people, while males preferred part-time education, which was popular in 1970, about 1,000,000 people. Full-time education for males and females in 1990 was equal and the highest in 20 years, at 200,000 people.