The given table graphs illustrate the ratio of full-time and part-time Australian men and women students in different age in 2006.
Overall, the highest percentage of part and full-time students was seen who are aged 20-24 in both genders. Another striking point is that, the ratio of part- time education were higher than the full-time in all given age groups.And, also the number of female students were higher than the males in the all age except 30+.
Looking into details, Male and female teenagers preferred part-time study while the full -time students number were lower(12% of men and 17% off women in part-time and 8%of men -7% of women). As the mentioned in overall, 42% of girls studied at part-time while it was only 40Percent of boys. However, the number of full-time students was higher to 10%. Interestingly, Adult women showed the same result in both type of study (8% percent) on the contrary, males part-time education ratio was the same to girls, their full time education was 6% respectively. Surprisingly,the only age where full- time study students number were higher than part-time was 30+. 10percent of men and 12% of women studied at the universities in 2006 and the number of part-time students is 2 percent less than the number of full-time students.