The bar graph shows the percentage of girls in different countries who left school for tertiary education in two distinct years.
Overall, the number of school- leavers changed for each county throughout/over the whole period. Notably, the figures for Australia were the highest in both years, while those for South Korea showed the opposite.
The number of female school-leavers in 1980 reached the peak in Australia, where the number of deducted exceeded just over a half. The number decreased gently in France with 50% of leavers. There was a insignificant change in the amount of school-leavers in UK and USA with just andre a third percentage. While in South Korea was the lowest number of leavers with around 15%.
Similarly, the number of women leaved the school for higher education in 2015 rose in Australia and USA with the similar number approximately 59%. In France the amount of female- leavers slightly decreased and was around 52%. There was also a slight drop to 30% of leavers on South Korea.
Overall, while the number of school- leavers changed at both years, it increased in the Australia and fell in South Korea.
