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The image shows a bar chart with four categories of post-school qualifications in Australia for the year 1999, with separate bars for males and females in each category. For a skilled vocational diploma, males account for approximately 90%, while females account for approximately 10%. In an undergraduate diploma, male representation is around 60%, and females are around 40%. For a bachelor's degree, males and females both have about 50%. In a postgraduate diploma, males represent just over 50%, and females are just under 50%. For a master's degree, males account for about 70%, and females account for 30%.
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The bar chart illustrates the various of levels of post – school qualifications in Australia and the proportion of men and women who held them in 1999.
At first sight, it can be clearly seen that males held more qualifications than women in all kinds of levels of post-school, except in underground diploma and bachelor’s degree.
At the lowest post – school level, those who held a skilled vocational diploma, men learned more qualifications with about 90% which was dramatically higher than that of women with 10%. By contrast, more women held underground diplomas with approximately 70%, which was doubled than the men. Males with a bachelor’s degree outnumbered the females with just under 60% and 50%, respectively. At the higher levels of education, with 70% and 60% of those who held a Postgraduate diploma and Master’s degree were men, compared with only 30% and 40% of women, respectively.
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