The bar chart illustrates the distribution of teachers by gender across three types of schools and universities in 2010.
Overall, the number of female teachers was highest in primary schools. In contrast, the number of male teachers exceeded that of females in higher education institutions, except at colleges, where the number of male and female tutors was equal.
In terms of preschool teachers, the number of women reached a peak of just above 100%, while the rate for men stood at around 5%. In primary schools, the number of female tutors experienced a slight decline, dropping to under 90%, while the number of male teachers remained close to 7%. In secondary schools, both genders saw approximately the same number of teachers, with each group represented at more than 40%.
Regarding higher education, the number of college tutors was exactly the same for both genders, at around 50%. In private training institutes, the proportion of male teachers rose to about 70%, while the number of female teachers was about half that. Finally, in universities, men dominated the teaching staff with approximately 75%, while women accounted for over 25%.