The data displays the proportion of men and women educators in six distinct types of educational schools in the UK in 2010.
Overall, the female bars are on their highest point in pre-school time falling back dramatically at secondary school and then declining steadly, wherease male charts went up massively during the secondary school. Both of them are balanced during college period and then male figures changed firstly being slightly over and then rose significantly than females.
The men teachers are at their least point in Nursery, then rising to nearly 50 in secondary school. After they steadily rise to about 60, they get over 70 at the university.
During the pre-school, women teachers are on their highest point close to 100, dropping to 90 in primary school and then dropping majoirly to less than 60. Moved less slowly and reached their lowest point being a little over 20 at the university.