The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of male and female teachers teaching in six different modes of education system in the UK in 2010.
Overall, female teachers had the largest number most in pre-education, while male teachers teaching most in high level education.
Looking at the data in detail, the percentage of female teachers outnumbered male teachers in the group of pre-education consists of pre-school, primary school, secondary school. In the pre-school and primary school system, it is reported at approximately 98% within female teachers choosing for teaching, whereas the data for males just around 6%. In addition, the figure for women and men teaching in secondary school recorded at roughly same number, 50% with females and 45% with males.
Concerning the high level education system, in university and private training insitute, the proportion of male teachers was higher than female teachers, higher 10% in private training insitute and 40% in university. Notably, two figure emerged at 50% in college setting.