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Band 5+: The charts below show the qualifications of staff in an advertising company in 1990 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains 2 pie charts displaying data for 1990 and 2010. For 1990, Ph.D. Science is at 29%, Master-Science is at 21%, First Degree-Science is at 20%, First Degree-Art is at 15%, Ph.D.-Art is at 2%, and Master-Art is at 13%. For 2010, the data shows Ph.D. Science at 30%, Master-Science at 21%, Master-Art at 23%, First Degree-Science at 11%, First Degree-Art at 2%, and Ph.D.-Art at 5%.
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The pie charts illustrate the percentage of staff qualifications in a specific advertising company from 1990 to 2010. Overall, the proportion of staff certification of Master – Art, Ph.D – Science, Ph.D – Art increased while the rate of the remaining groups either decreased or stayed unchanged during the period shown. Moreover, Science became more popular with staff rather than Art.

Regarding the first chart, in 1990, the highest rate of staff having qualifications was recorded for Master – Science, at about 29%, which was greater than that of Master – Art and First degree – Science, at around 20%. More staff had qualifications of First degree – Art than that of Ph.D – Science, with 15% and 12%, respectively.

Turning to the second chart, during the period of 20 years, the figure for qualifications of Ph.D increased significantly, from 12% to 30%. Likewise, there was a growth in the rate of qualifications of Master – Art between 21% and 23%. Ph.D – Art experienced a growth to 5% in 2010. However, the figure for qualifications of First degree – Art sharply fell from 15% to 2%. Additionally, First degree – Science showed a downward trend, by around 3%, while Master – Science remained unchanged, at 29%.

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