The bar chart illustrates the distribution of adults by age group with a high school level education in Germany, USA, Russia, S.Korea, Brazil, and China.
Overall, it is clear that in the majority of countries, especially in Germany, Russia, S.Korea, Brazil, and China, mostly young adults received a high school education, except in the USA, where more elderly people graduated. In addition, Germany, USA, Russia, and S.Korea had higher percentages of graduation than Brazil and China.
Regarding the countries where a significant number of students were educated, S.Korea had the highest figure of education among 25-34 year-olds, accounting for approximately 100%. While, the USA had the highest number of graduates among 55-64 year-olds, representing over 80%. Meanwhile, Russia was the second one where adults from 25 to 34 had higher education, recording 90%. Also, Germany had one of the highest figures for adults from 55 to 64 who received higher education, accounting for 83%.
Considering countries where the least percentage of adults received a high school education, China had the lowest figures. It accounted for only 20% of adults from 25 to 34 and 10% of 55-64 year-olds who graduated school. Moreover, Brazil had the second lowest figures in this category.
