The bar chart compares the proportion of teachers in six various educational aspects by gender in the UK in 2010. It is clear that women were dominant in all school settings, from pre to secondary school, while men were more likely to work in high educational settings. It is also noticeable that, proportion of female teachers is by far the highest in pre-school.
According to bar chart, the percentage of female tutors in pre-school was about 95%, with only 5 % for male tutors. Similarly, the share of women teachers was by far more in primary school ( 90 versus 10 ). The women teachers outweigh the numbers in Secondary school, but by less difference, about 10% margin.
On the other hand, the percentage of male tutors was the highest in universities. There were about 70% men and 30% women. Similarly, men were more likely to work more in private institutes, about 55%. Eventually, there was an educational setting with equal proportion of gender: college consisting equally half men and women. give me word count