The given bar chart depicts the percentages of citizens who have different age range between 16 and 75+ years old, that carry different educational degrees in Glasgow city in Scotland, in 2010. While the two pie charts demonstrate the ratios of educational levels that both genders hold.
Overall, as per the bar graph, the first three age groups were highly dominated by well-educated individuals, whereas the fifth age groups was characterized by a huge percentage of uneducated people. The remaining age group had a differing ratios. However, as for the pie charts, the prevalence of different educational degrees’ holders are similarly shared by both genders.
Firstly, after a thorough analysis of the bar graph, a percentage of 71% was possessed by the citizens who carried a university degree in the first and third age groups. Moreover, there was an only 9% of them that were uneducated, and 20% of them held school credentials. On the other hand, 75+ aged population demonstrated a limited number of university degree holders, accounting for just 25%. In addition, an only 3% of their total number carried a school degree. Finally, half of individuals who aged between 35 to 50 carried a university degree, and the school certificate owners represented a ratio of 20%, while 30% of them remained non-educated.
Pertaining to the pie charts, uneducated women at all ages surpassed the percentage of uneducated males by 3%. Conversely, the proportion of males who went to collages were slightly higher than females by an additional 3%. Lastly, school certificate owners of both genders were comparable, accounting for 33%.