The bar graph illustrates the proportion of men and women teachers in six kinds of educational setting in the Britain in 2010.
Overall, it is apparent that most teachers in nursery field were women, while the opposite was true in the case of university. In addition, in college setting, the number of male teaching staff were equal to the quantity of female counterparts.
A closer look reveals that pre-school and elementary school settings shared a similar partern. Particularly, female teachers occupied about 95%, dominating male colleagues. Meanwhile, the number of male and female teachers in lower high schools were nearly equal, with men accounting for roughly 48% and female constituting approximately 52%.
Moving on to further details, private training institute setting had the same tendency with secondary one, but the figure for male teachers was higher. Furthermore, men teaching staff in universities made up exactly 70%, double that of females. Notably, the number of male and female teachers in colleges were the same, accounting for 50% for each.