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Band 5+: The chart illustrates the percentage of male and female workers in six different professions across the UK in 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where necessary.

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The image shows percentages of male and female workers in UK professions, 2007: Advertising males 55%, females 45%; Teaching males 30%, females 70%; Construction males 90%, females 10%; Therapists males 20%, females 80%; Journalism males 45%, females 55%; Scientists males 65%, females 35%; Law males 60%, females 40%.
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The bar chart shows the distribution of male and female workers in six different professions across the UK in 2007.

Generally speaking, the chart shows females and males outnumbered in different professions such as in advertising, therapists, journalism, scientists and law where both genders are almost equally distribution with the exception of workers in teaching and therapists where females outnumbered than male workers and males are on high proportion in construction sector.

Regarding male workers, in construction they are in the ratio of 90 by 10 showing there interest. The chart clearly shows males are in more proportion in three fields such as in construction, scientists and law.

Looking specifically at the bar chat, females are in higher proportion than male worker across teaching in ratio 90 by 10 and in therapists 80 by 15. Other professions depict almost equal distribution of workers. Specifically Journalism both professions show equal interest.

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