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The image is a bar chart comparing the number of men and women in further education in Britain across three periods (1970/71, 1980/81, 1990/91) and differentiating between full-time and part-time education. In 1970/71, approximately 1000 men were in full-time education, and 100 were in part-time education, whereas approximately 750 women were in full-time education, and 100 were in part-time education. In 1980/81, approximately 1100 men were in full-time education, and 200 were in part-time education, while approximately 900 women were in full-time education and nearly 200 in part-time. In 1990/91, the number rises to nearly 1200 men in full-time and around 300 in part-time education, while women's numbers increase to around 1100 in full-time and 200 in part-time education.
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The graph displays the proportion of male and female in further study in Britain in three periods and whether they were studying pan-time or full-time.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that part time education of female was higher than male in 1990/91. However, male in 1970 part time education was 1000 while female reached only about 750.
First of all, if looking at only full time education throughout the periods both men and women. In 1970 male began approximately 100 while women started about 50. After decades the number of male slightly increased, but women sharply increased. After 10 years, proportion of male jumped to 250, however women was level off.
In part time education we can see that male was 1000 and female was 700. After 10 years, number of men slightly decreased while women started grow. At the end of 1990, part time of men jumped to 900, women drammaticaly increased.
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