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The image shows a bar chart of highest qualifications attained by sex for the working-age population in 2001/02; vertical axis ranges from 0 to 30% in 5% increments; qualifications include: Degree or equivalent (Males ~15%, Females ~20%), Higher education below degree (M ~10%, F ~15%), GCE A level or equivalent (M ~15%, F ~15%), GCSE grades A*-C or equivalent (M ~25%, F ~25%), Other qualifications (M ~20%, F ~15%), No qualifications (M ~15%, F ~10%).
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The bar chart indicates the data by gender for the working age population in Wales in 2001 and 2002.
Overall, as it is given male had the highest level in GCE level/equivalent and had the lowest in higher education qualification. However, females had the highest in GCSE grade A-C/equivalent and lowest in both degree/equivalent and other qualifications.
In higher education qualification which is was the lowest among all of the categories male had about 8%,while the women worked about 9%.Moreover,in GCE level men had higher number compered with women, with number about 28% and almost 15%, respectively.
On the other hand, in GCSE grade A-C female had about 29%,which was the highest , male with almost 19%.Furthemore,female showed almost a quarter and male 20%.
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