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The image displays a bar chart detailing Britain's further education enrollment numbers differentiated by gender and education type for three time periods; males in 1970/71 reflect 1000 thousand in part-time and 100 thousand in full-time, in 1980/81 show 900 thousand in part-time and 200 thousand in full-time, in 1990/91 indicate 900 thousand in part-time and 250 thousand in full-time; females in 1970/71 depict 700 thousand in part-time and 100 thousand in full-time, in 1980/81 show 800 thousand in part-time and 180 thousand in full-time, in 1990/91 illustrate 800 thousand in part-time and 200 thousand in full-time.
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The given graph illustrates british female and males percentage in taking full-time or part-time classes in further education in three different periods. This essay shows the comparison in numbers.
Firstly it is noticable that part-time education is more common among british people especially woman starting from 70s till 90s. More than 1000 girls prefer to spend half of the day on studies in 90s while mens show rate of 800 at same decade. This number for female population was rising stably from 70s.
On the other hand less than 200 man were attending full-time classes in 70s and the amount of woman were even less than 100. Only in 80s the rate of woman in were about 200 in this kind of education and did not rapidly change in 90s. However, nimber of man in full-tome education get to more than 200 in 90s.
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