The given bar charts compares percentage of female and maleof different age categories, in terms of studying part-time and full-time in a particular country in 2006.
Overall, the 20-24 age category of men and women in part-time accounted the largest percentages. The 25-29 age category men in full time and the 30+ year old women in part time were the lowest percentage.
Focusing on percentage of men, in the 15-19 age category, part-time comprised 12% while full-time constituted 8%. Part time came out on top with a staggering 40%, while full-time amounted to 12% in the 20-24 age category. In the 25-29 age group, part-time and full-time fell somewhere in between 8% and 6%. Percentage of full-time students were a little bit more than part-time, at 10% and 8%.
Regarding women, the percentage of part time comprised 17%, while full-time constituted 7% in 15-19 age category. In 20-24 age category, part-time stood at the forefront with a whopping 42%, full-time was smallest percentage at 13%. The both types of education were the same point at 8%. In the 30+ age category, full-time was at 12%, which was double that of part time.
