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Band 6+: The chart below shows the percentage of international students at Tertiary level in global destinations in 2006. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The pie chart illustrates the proportion of global learners at Tertiary level in worldwide countries in 2006.

In general, the highest figure was seen in all other countries, while the opposite was true for Canada. Moreover, the biggest gap could be recorded in between all other countries and Canada.

In detail, the percentage of international pupils in all other countries was 23%, which was 1% higher than that of U.S. which was tallest expect other places cannot be mentioned. The figure of global students in UK was 14%, which was moderately higher than that of both of France and Germany which was 10%. From which we could see that many students prefer to study in promoted countries.

Researching into the rest, Australia had 7% of students, which was two times smaller than the UK. Then, China and Japan had 6% and 5% respectively. Canada had only 3%, which was the lowest figure from the pie chart.

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