The given graph demonstrates data about the employment of teachers in Ontario from 2001 to 2007, over a seven-year interval.
It is clear from the given graph that, the figure for English-language teachers shows a noticeable decline, while the figure for French-language teachers shows a slight increase.
In 2002, the figure for the recruitment of French-language teachers witnessed a noticeable decline to 52% from 70%, although the figure experienced a quick recovery to 68% in 2003, while the figure for hiring English-language teachers consistently decreased from 72% to 40%.
By 2003, both rates for the employment of English- and French-language teachers had seen a slight increase to 45% and 70%, respectively; moreover, at the end of the period, the figure for hiring French-language teachers reached its peak at 75% after experiencing a minor drop to 68% in 2006. On the other hand, the figure for the recruitment of English-language teachers underwent a significant drop to 27%.
