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The image is a bar graph showing the mean of men and women in further education (in thousands) from 1970/71 to 1990/91, separated by male and female and full-time and part-time education. For males in full-time education, the numbers are approximately 400 for 1970/71, 800 for 1980/81, and 1000 for 1990/91. For males in part-time education, the numbers are approximately 200 for 1970/71, 300 for 1980/81, and 400 for 1990/91. For females in full-time education, the numbers are approximately 200 for 1970/71, 600 for 1980/81, and 1100 for 1990/91. For females in part-time education, the numbers are approximately 300 for 1970/71, 400 for 1980/81, and 500 for 1990/91.
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The chart illustrates the amount of men and women in higher education in Britain in three periods and if they were studying part-time or full-time.
Overall, both men and women showed a higher participation towards part-time education rather than full time.
Although , men had a higher number during the period of 1970-71 with a million enrolled in part-time education, it decreased slightly in 1980-81 with a slight increase in the period 1990-91.However, the rate of full-time education gradually increased over the course of 1970-71 and 1980-81, finally reaching it’s peak of over 200 thousand in 1990-91.
Women recorded the highest number of part-time education with over a million. This increase was very gradual with a jump in the rate after the period of 1980-81 from a little over 800 thousand to its peak of over a million. Full time education also had a very notable increase following each period and finally reaching it’s max of over 200 thousand in 1990-91.
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