The highest qualification reached by two genders in Wales for a two-year period is depicted in the pattern. Units are measured in percentage.
Overall, the distribution between two groups of representatives is equal, as from the 6 given categories, the males prevailed in 3 of them and females in others.
However, the amount of female representatives in GCSE grade A*-C or equivalent was the highest comparing to any other fields, as it was almost one in three, whereas only 19 of male respondents opted for it. Although, GCE A level was chosen by the noticeable proportion of men, 26 percent, while this category being voted for by 15 of women. On the contrary, smallest proportion of both groups got the higher education qualification, a mere 8 percent for the men and 9 for the women respectively.
Detailing, the females’ choice to the categories of degree and others is similar, nearly 11, while the male voters picked these categories with a slight difference, roughly 13 for the first and 12 for the second. In addition, the last category no qualification was opted for by almost 24 of females and by 20 of males.