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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 represents the proportion of men and women workers in seven different careers in UK during 2017.

Overall, the precentage of female careers were higher than male workers as a teacher, therapists and advertiser. On the contrary, amount of male higher in three employee which were construction, scientist and law. Especially in journalism, both gender had same proportion.

As the chart is shown in the illustration, the most in demand employment by female as a teacher was riched around 90%. Then followed by therapist in the second place just over 82%. The last was followed by advertising that woman employee had around 55%. Moreover, there were three careers that female had the smaller proportion than male, which were construction that had difference percentage of approximately 80%, scientists just around 40% and law around 45%.

In contrast, man also had three highest employment than woman. Firstly, highest number of workers were constraction, with the proportion riched to 90%, next continued by scientists in the second place just around 60%, and the last followed by law with approximately 55%. However, three other careers had a smaller place than woman employee which were teaching just over 10%, therapists around 17% and advertising about 42%.

Especially in journalism, both of gender had a same percentage of professions across the UK in 2017 exactly a half.

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