The bar graph depicts the number of men and women between the years of 1970 to 1991, in terms of further education, whether they studied full time or part time.
It can clearly be seen that women were in school for further education than men were, whether studying full time or part time.
In details, starting with the year 1970/1971, there was an estimate of 1000 men who were studying part time and only less than 200 of them studied part time. As for the years 1980/1981, just a little over 800 men studied alone which mirrors the numbers in 1991/1991 for part time education while those who studied full time was just over 200 men.
Futhermore, females had around 800 students fully studying while less than 200 of them only studied part time. In the next two years, it is shown that the number of full time students were slightly higher than the past two years, and for part time students, there was also an increase to over 200 students more. Following the next couple of years, part time learners significantly increased to over 1000, while, full time students had only shown a minute difference than the past years.
