The bar chart compares the percentages of female and male tutors in six different types of educational categories in the UK in 2010.
Overall, it is easy to notice that the proportion of female in primary schools were significantly more than male. In the following educational settings men and fomen proportion are nearly the same.
In 2010, the percentage of female teachers in pre-school and primary schools accounted for 91-99%, while male tutors had a tiny proportion only 4-9%. In secondary schools men and women teachers had a minor difference with 12 percent, respectively, male 44% and female 56%.
By contrast, in the college their proportion are equaled, at approximately 50%. By private training insurance, the percentage of men students increased to 56%, whereas women tutors saw a decrease, accounting for about 44%. In addition, in the university male teachers considerably rose to 70%, while female teachers continued declining until 30%.
