The given bar graph represents the different levels of post-school qualifications in Australia. The chart includes the percentage of skilled vocational diploma, undergraduate diploma, bachelor’s degree, postgraduate diploma and master’s degree held by male and female in 1999.
To start with skilled vocational diploma, it was the most popular post-school qualification among the males and least popular among the females. Males also had significantly more postgraduate diploma and master degrees than females. However, bachelor’s degree was held by almost as many males as females and females also had significantly more females than males have undergraduate diploma.
The biggest difference between the two genders that held the same diploma was skilled vocational diploma with 90 percent of male and 10 percent of females. Females held the most undergraduate diploma at 70 percent. Bachelor’s degree has the smallest gap between 40 and 45 percent for both males and females.
In conclusion, males held the highest skilled vocational diploma and female held the highest undergraduate diploma.
