The bar chart illustrates the proportion of men and women teachers in six different types of educational institutions in one country in 2010.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the number of both sexes teaching in nursery, primary school and university was significantly different, while the percentage of male and female teachers in other types of educational settings was similar.
Turning to pre-school and primary school, the percentage of women was significantly higher than that of men with almost 90 per cent females teaching in these two settings. Likewise, twice as many females as males were lecturers at the university with the percentage being at around 70% and 30% respectively.
With regard to college, the number of men and women tutors was equal with 50 per cent. Furthermore, slightly more women than men taught subjects in secondary school. And in contrast, not as many females as males were teaching at the private training institute with the percentage at around 55.