the chart provides data on the types of science qualifications obtained by individuals in two different nations namely Germany and Italy.
Overall, although some people achieved Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in science, most people in these countries did not qualify or just took a leaving school exams.
Looking at the data in more detail, in Germany, the majority people was ineligible in science and it accounted for approximately 55 percent. Following this, 60 percent individuals were underqualified in science sector in Italy. In addition, also a significant number of people just took school leaving exams in Germany and Italy and the figures for it were roughly 27 and 30 percent correspondingly.
Furthermore, the graph displays that around 15 percent individuals accomplished Bachelor’s degree in Germany, while about 5 percent people from Italy gained this academic performance. Interestingly, Master’s degree, which had the lowest fraction among other degrees, showed the same percentage for both countries at merely 3 percent.
