Given are graphs that provide information about the proportion of men and women Australian part-time and full-time students of different age classes in 2006.
Overall, in both genders part-time jobs among 20-24years old teenagers were the most preferred option, while men who are older than 30 and women(25-29years old) were less interested in working full-time job. Furthermore, full-time work was reported to be popular among all ages of two genders,with the exception of people over 30 years old.
Starting from female students, the percentage of younger generations doing full-time work was two-fold as few as that of part-time workers. What is interesting to note is that the proportion of middle-aged group working in part-time jobs accounted for almost 3 times as many as that of full-time workers, with 42% and 13% respectively. In addition, women with the age of 25-29 made up the same percentage for both types of jobs. However, females older than 30 years preferred full-time jobs.
Regarding the male students,among all age groups, part time jobs were quite popular;mainly, 40% of 20-24 years old students were working as a part-time employees. By contrast, men that are over 30 opted more for full-time jobs.