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Band 4+: The charts below show the percentage of male and female students of different age groups who studied in Australia for full-time and part-time education in 2006.

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The image displays bar charts for Males and Females categorized by part-time and full-time work in different age groups. Males: 15-19 (Part-time 12%, Full-time 8%), 20-24 (Part-time 40%, Full-time 12%), 25-29 (Part-time 8%, Full-time 6%), 30+ (Part-time 8%, Full-time 10%). Females: 15-19 (Part-time 17%, Full-time 7%), 20-24 (Part-time 42%, Full-time 13%), 25-29 (Part-time 8%, Full-time 8%), 30+ (Part-time 6%, Full-time 12%).
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There are two bar charts which illustrate the data of students in Australia between two genders, also there are people who studied full time and part of them in 2006 period.

Overall, there are graphics with a high level of ages between 20-24 about studying part-time, while people who studying full-time, have 6% in the period from 25-29, meanwhile on group of women, that period is in 30+.

In period between 15-19 there were similar data between two genders, while girls who studied part time more on 5. The next years were had significant changes from all others, due to that, the percentage of two groups were similar, and took more 40% which was the best percentage. However, after 25 years, everything sharply decreased less than 10 percentage, and the percentage was the same for all genders. Nevertheless, people with 30+ ages, had more responsibilities to learn in that year, and took 2-4 percent more.

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