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Band 5+: The chart below give information about levels of education in Glasgow, a city in Scotland, in 2010

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The image presents two sets of data on education levels in Glasgow, 2010: a bar chart displaying education levels by age group and a pie chart illustrating education levels by gender. In the age group bar chart, age 16-24 shows 71% with university degrees, 19% with school certificates, and 10% with no qualifications; age 25-35 indicates 71% university degrees, 20% school certificates, and 9% no qualifications; age 35-50 reveals 70% university degrees, 20% school certificates, and 10% no qualifications; age 50-75 shows 60% university degrees, 30% school certificates, and 10% no qualifications; age 75+ has 50% with school certificates, 25% each for university degrees and no qualifications. The gender-based pie chart demonstrates that women have 38% university degrees, 29% school certificates, and 33% no qualifications, whereas men possess 35% university degrees, 30% school certificates, and 35% no qualifications.
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he bar chart and pie charts illustrate the proportions of people in Glasgow having three levels of education (university, school, and those with no qualifications). Information is divided into five age groups in the bar chart and by gender in the pie charts.

Overall, approximately all Scottish have a bachelor’s degree except elderly have no qualifications. Furthermore, both sexes have nearly the same percentage of educational level, most women had no education meanwhile most of men had a university degree.

In terms of bar chart, the first three age groups from 16-24,24-35, to 35-50 had nearly the same figures of having university degree with 71, 76, and 71 respectively, but the numbers are dropped to 50 and 25 in the group ages 50-75 and over 75.In contrast, there are 72 numbers of old people had no educations, while young people in different ages had the same figures by merely 9.

However, around a third of men and women have school certification. Moreover, 32% of men had a university degree whereas women accounted for 29%, and the women who did not complete the qualifications was 38% and men was slightly behind 35%.

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