The presented bar graph illustrates the enrollment figures for men and women in further education across three distinct periods in Britain, categorizing the data by full-time and part-time study modes.
As is observed, the figures for part-time education in 1970/71 were higher for males than for females in the same year; however, they decreased in the latter two periods, while the figures for women increased gradually to over 1000 thousand, demonstrating an impressive increase and ultimately surpassing male figures in this category in the last measurement period.
On the other hand, full-time education data in 1970/71 reveals that male enrollments were significantly higher than female enrollments, but increased constantly until 1990/91. In the case of females, enrollments rose considerably in 1980/81, and in 1991/81 they displayed slower growth but reached the same numbers as those of men. It concludes that, despite the initial disadvantage, females have increased their presence in both kinds of education and exhibited a marked supremacy in full-time studies by 1990/91.