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Band 6+: The chart below shows the number of men and women further education Britain in 3 period and whether they were studying full time or part time summarize information by selecting reporting the main features and may comparisons where relevant

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The image presents a bar graph divided into male and female categories, displaying numbers of individuals in further education across three periods; for males in 1970/71: full-time education is 1000, part-time is 100; in 1980/81: full-time is 800, part-time is 200; in 1990/91: full-time reaches 900, part-time remains at 200. For females in 1970/71: full-time education is 700, part-time is 100; in 1980/81: full-time is 500, part-time is 200; in 1990/91: full-time is 1100, part-time is 200.
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The bar chart compares the numbers of males and females in further education in the United Kingdom in three periods (1970/71, 1980/81, and 1990/91) who were dedicating their full-time in education or who were studying part-time education.

Overall, the number of people studying part-time fluctuated throughout the period, whereas full-time education showed a gradual increase throughout the period. In 1970/71, males had the highest number for part-time education, while they had the lowest number of full-time students. In addition, in 1990/91, women showed a significant rise for its part-time education enrollment.

At the beginning of the period, around 10,000 males studied part-time, while the figures for females was only at around 7,000 people. Both male and female full-time students stood at fewer than 2,000. In the second period, part-time education for male decreased slightly to above 8,000 individuals. In contrast, female showed an increase to 8,000. Moreover, the numbers of women and men full-time in education started to grow to 2,000 people and approximately 1,800 people.

At the end of the period, the figures of men studying part-time rose slightly, with the number of more than 8,000. The number of women part-time students reached its peak in 1990/91, climbed up to above 10,000 students. On the other hand, both men and women recorded the same number of full-time students.

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