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The image contains charts showing education levels in Glasgow, 2010. Bar chart for age groups: 16-24 (No Qualifications 9%, School Certificate 20%, University Degree 71%), 24-35 (No Qualifications 5%, School Certificate 15%, University Degree 76%), 35-50 (No Qualifications 9%, School Certificate 20%, University Degree 71%), 50-75 (No Qualifications 30%, School Certificate 50%, University Degree 20%), 75+ (No Qualifications 72%, School Certificate 3%, University Degree 25%). Pie charts for gender: Women (No Qualifications 9%, School Certificate 31%, University Degree 60%), Men (No Qualifications 16%, School Certificate 39%, University Degree 45%).
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The bar chart demonstrates the levels of education by age group while the pie chart illustrates it by gender

Overall, in the bar chart, a predominantly large proportion of people had no educational qualifications. However, in the 75+ age group, it was less than the proportion of residents who had a university degree. Regarding the pie chart, the majority of both genders had no qualifications.

In terms of 16-50 age group majority had no qualifications approximatly average 73 percent only minority had 9 percent of university degree as well average between 16-50 of population which have school certificate was 20 percent only age group 23-35 have 15 percent.However situations dramatically changed compared with older people in age group of 50-75 only 50 percent hadnt qualifications and 30 percent have university degree and only 20 has school sertifications .In addition age group of 75+ has signficanlty more residents with university degree result in 72 percent and only 25 percent hadnt qualificatons

Turning to the pie chart majority of male hadnt qualifictions result in 35 percent while female a little bit higher 38 percent.In the background both genders have the same proptions of certificate school consequently result in 33 percent as well regarding to the university degree males have 32 percent neverthless females have a little bit less only 29 percent

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