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Band 7+: The charts below give information about levels of education in Glasgow, a city in Scotland, in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a stacked bar chart titled "EDUCATION LEVELS BY AGE GROUP GLASGOW, 2010" and two pie charts titled "Education Levels by Gender in 2010 (any ages)". The stacked bar chart contains legend categories No Qualifications, School Certificate, and University Degree across five age groups: 16-24 (No Qualifications: 9, School Certificate: 20, University Degree: 71), 24-35 (No Qualifications: 9, School Certificate: 15, University Degree: 76), 35-50 (No Qualifications: 9, School Certificate: 20, University Degree: 71), 50-75 (No Qualifications: 30, School Certificate: 20, University Degree: 50), and 75+ (No Qualifications: 72, School Certificate: 3, University Degree: 25). The pie charts, categorized by No Qualifications, University Degree, and School Certificate, display values for WOMEN (No Qualifications: 38%, School Certificate: 33%, University Degree: 29%) and MEN (No Qualifications: 35%, School Certificate: 33%, University Degree: 32%).
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The provided bar chart and pie charts illustrate three levels of education of people in Glasgow, Scotland in 2010. The bar chart divides the information into 5 age groups, while two pie charts divide it based on gender of Glasgow residents.

Overall, while the bar chart clearly depicts difference in education between various age groups, the pie charts demonstrate almost identical proportions of women and men with university degrees, school certificates, and no qualifications.

The bar chart shows that, generally, elder people have higher education than younger ones. A vast majority of residents older than 75 have a university degree, while more than two-thirds of people from age groups from 16 to 50 have no qualifications. The number of people without education becomes less with people older than 50.

The pie charts demonstrate that the proportion of people with school certificates are the same for each gender, accounting for one-thirds of the pie charts. However, compared to men, a larger proportion of women have no qualifications, 35% and 38% respectively.

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