The chart compares the percentages of female and male teachers in six different types of UK educational institutions in 2010.
Overall, according to the chart, female teachers were significantly more dominant in teaching earlier grades, while the higher the level of education, the more male teachers dominated. However, the percentage of teachers of both genders was equal at the college level.
The overall details from the chart show that the ratio of female teachers in pre-school and primary school was extremely higher than that of male teachers. The percentages of female teachers in pre-school and primary school were close to 100% compared to under 20% of male teachers; for secondary school, 55% were female teachers compared to 45% male teachers. However, the ratio of male teachers was higher than that of female teachers in private training institutes and universities. In private training institutes, 55% of teachers were male compared to 45% female, while the gap at the university level was the highest, at around 70% male teachers and 30% female teachers. Lastly, it is noteworthy that the ratio of both genders in colleges was the same, at 50%.