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Band 5+: The charts below give information about levels of education in Glasgow, a city in Scotland, in 2010

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The image shows two graphs about education levels in Glasgow in 2010: a bar chart displaying education levels by age range and a pie chart showing education levels by gender. In the bar chart, for the 16-24 age range, 9% have a university degree, 71% have a school certificate, and 20% have no qualifications; for 24-35, 15% have a degree, 76% have a certificate, and 9% have no qualifications; for 35-50, 20% have a degree, 71% have a certificate, and 9% have no qualifications; for 50-75, 20% have a degree, 50% have a certificate, and 30% have no qualifications; for 75+, 3% have a degree, 25% have a certificate, and 72% have no qualifications. In the pie chart, for women, 38% have a degree, 29% have a certificate, and 33% have no qualifications, while for men, 35% have a degree, 32% have a certificate, and 33% have no qualifications.
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The ber chart and pie chart illustrate information about education levels in Glasgow, a city in Scotland.

Overall, education levels by age range and education levels by gender in 2012 is divited by three different education qualifications such as University dgeree, School certificate, No qualifications and majority of 75 pluse people are no educated, also no wualifications sector is also high for women.

firstly, the education levels by age range is slightly same as the years of 16-24, 24-35, and 35-50. Such as, the No qualifications rate is same in these three age group which is 9 in 10 as well as university degree and School certificate is same as the age group of 16-24 and 35-50 these are just less then three quater and a fifth. but majority of 75 pluse people are no qualifications which is highest in this chart.

However, education levels by gender in 2010 just less then two quater of women are no qualifications, while men are just over a third and 33% wemen and men have School certificate.

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