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Band 5+: the chart below shows the number of men and women in further education in Britain in three periods and whether they were studying full-time or part-time.

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The image shows a bar chart presenting the number of men and women in further education in Britain for three periods categorized by full-time and part-time status. In 1970/71, approximately 1000 men and slightly less than 1000 women were in full-time education, while around 700 men and 1000 women were in part-time. In 1980/81, the numbers increased to about 2000 men and nearly 2000 women in full-time, and over 1000 men and about 3000 women in part-time. In 1990/91, the figures further rose to nearly 2500 men and over 3000 women in full-time, while part-time numbers reached approximately 1000 men and 4000 women.
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The bar chart illustrates the data in thousand of men and women who attended both full time education and part time education in their further education in England in 3 different period.

Overall, the number of part time education in both male and female are outperformed the number of full time education on this period.

According to data, the number of part time education has declined from 1000 in 1970/71 to approximately 830 in 1990/91 , despite the fluctuations between these 3 period. On the contrary, number of female part time education has gradually rose from around 650 in 1970/71 to just under 800 in 1980/81 ,before it has soared and reached 1100 in 1990/91.

In addition, the figure of full time education in male has gradually increased over these 3 periods from 100 to 200. While at the same time, number of full time education in female rose from 50 in 1970/71 to at the sam figure as male in 1990/91. The dramatic rose of number is noticeable after the first period.

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