The bar chart illustrates the proportion of individuals in the United Kingdom per age category who dig not have any qualifications in 2009.
Overall, the highest figure of people without any qualifications was recorded among British females aged 50-59/64. Additionally, women also had the lowest rates in the age group from 17 to 19.
The percentage of British men aged 17-19 who did not have any qualifications was about 7%, conpared with women who had the lowest results among all ages groups, at 6%. Also, the figure for men aged 20-24 was greater, at approximately 8%, than that of women who had only about 7%. In the 25-29 age group, the number of both females and males was similar and was recorded at approximately 8%.
The people aged 30-39 had the identical results as those aged 25-29 with about 8% for each sex group. However, in the 40-49 age group, the figure for women was larger, at approximately 11%, whereas the figure for men was at 10%. Finally, in the age from 50 to 59/64 the proportion of unqualified females reached a peak across all age and sex groups, at 20%, while males had only about 17%.