The bar chart displays a gender distribution of teachers across six various academic setting in the UK in 2010.
Overall, it’s obvious that women made up most of the teacher population as in three of six categories women outnumbered men and just at an equal percentage in one of the six settings. Despite this , female teachers represented more in academic grades related to juveniles: nursery pre-school , primary school and secondary school while men more attended in up to college grades : college, private training institute and university.
In two of the six grades, women outnumbered men with a magnificent age gap in which there were roughly twenty times as many as female teachers as males. They both represented more equal in grades above secondary school in which they were approximately at the same level in college setting.
Number of male teachers rised from secondary school steadily and outnumbered first in private training institute then increased dramaticly in university grade just under 80 percent.