The bar chart illustrates the relative percentage of men and women in a role of teacher in Pre-school,Secondary school, College Private institute and university in United Kingdom during 2010.
Overall, the number of percentage of male teachers increased sharply, whereas female teachers experienced a downward trend.
It is showed that the quantity of men teachers in nursery and primary school were extremely low, under 10%, respectively, and situated as the smallest percentage.However, these figures soars, from around 10% to 45% when it comes to the secondary school. Then, the male teacher’s percentage displayed a steady growth of nearly 45% to 55% throughout the high school and private training institute. Nevertheless, in the university this scale skyrocketed, reaching 70%
At the same time, female teachers in the Pre-school were adequately high, representing almost 100% and constituting the largest number compared to other schools. After that, it declined slightly to almost 90%, then plunges to approximately 55% to the same level as male teachers in Private institute. Although the count of men and women equals at college, reaching accordingly 50%. This in rate drops gently in Private training institute, after plummets suddenly reaching 30% in university.
In conclusion, majority of the male teachers work with adults, while female teachers likely to operate with children.