Band 6+: The bar chart illustrates the various educational attainment levels of high school graduates in Australia, as well as the percentage of male and female graduates in 1999.

The bar chart depicts the several education levels of pasca-school criteria in Australia and the percentage between men and female who graduted in 1999.

In general, from five educations types shown that Skilled Vocational Diploma had the highest male proportions, while the education category which possesed on the amount females were Undergraduate Diploma. However, the minimal of male and female categories were to Undegraduate Diploma and Skilled Vocational Diploma.

According to the data, Skilled Vocational Diploma demonstrated 90% male students and 10%, showing male category was the favourable education level. Secondly, Undergraduate Diploma had a contrast comparison of female category, revealing 70%, while the male category showed 40% lower than Skilled Vocational Diploma.

On the Bachelor Degree level, both male and female indicated the different percentages which only 10%, specifically 50% and 40%. Following to the Post-undergradute level, it could be shown that Postgraduate Diploma displayed 70% of male students and 30% of female students. Lastly, Masters Degree had as similar pattern as Postgraduate Diploma, even though the male was lower to 60% and females was upper to 40%.