The provided bar chart represents the proportion of male and female teachers in six types of educational institutions. The data is given in persentages.
Overall, despite pre-school and primary school, where female was by far the most common gender, gengers in all other types of educational settings were separated almost equal with a slight difference of prevailing female teachers in secondary school and male lecturers in private trainings and university. While destribution of both teacher’s genders in college was equal.
In turms of educational organisations for kids and children, female gender was the most widely spread in nurcery, taking roughly 95%, and 92% in primary school, while for those in male teachers was only approximately 5% and 8% respectively.
In contrast, in secondary school the proportion for both genders was notable balanced with nearly 55% for women and 45% for men. Notably, that for college destribution for both gendes was at the same point at 50%. Meanwhile, private trainings and university showed a dominance of male teachers at 55% for first type and 60% for the second.
