the provided bar graph reveals data about post-school qualifications in different stages in a particular country and the percentage of genders who took them in 1999.
Overall, we can see that, the highest percentage of males held a vocational diploma, whereas for females, it was the lowest. In contrast, undergraduate diploma qualifications were most common among women, while the lowest proportion of men had this qualification.
In 1999, the dominant proportion of men held a vocational diploma at about 94%. Then, postgraduate diploma took the second place, and remained at 70%. Under two thirds of men held master’s degree, and less 10% of males took bachelor’s degree. Finally, the least ratio of men, was accounted for undergraduate diploma with 39%.
Coming to females, the majority of women held undergraduate diploma with 70%, and more than a half took bachelor’s degree. 40% of females preferred master’s degree, and under a third percentage of females was interested in postgraduate diploma. Lastly, the lowest ratio of women had a qualifications in skilled vocational diploma.