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Band 5+: The infographics below show employment statistics for UK residents by English language proficiency in 2013. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows that 25.7 million people aged 16–64 were in employment, with English as their main language seeing 71.9% employed, comprising 75.5% of men and 68.3% of women; 'Proficient' in English shows 65.4% employed, with 72.3% of men and 58.3% of women; 'Non-proficient' in English sees 48.3% employed, with 68.0% of men and 34.3% of women. For those employed, common occupations are in English as their main language: 17.7% Professional, 13.2% Technical; 'Proficient' in English: 19.2% Elementary, 17.1% Professional; 'Non-proficient' in English: 38.2% Elementary, 21.1% Skilled trades.
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The infographics depict the rates of the ability to speak English by employed people who are resident in UK during 2013.

Overall, the data are expressed in percentages which delineates additionally the sex of the range of the people analyzed, with a specific division between male and fameal; furthermore in the graph are described the different typologies of work which the researched kind of people with a specific graduation are more involved to prefer.

The higher percentage is summed up by the UK citizens who own English like their mother tongue, with a rate of 71,9%, divided in 75,5% of man and 68,3% of women; while the lowest is proposed by “No-proficient” in English people, with a percentage of 48,3% employed which sees a differentiations between women (34.3%) and man (68,0%).

In conclusion the data of the most preferred occupations define the specific kind of jobs which are most common thanks to the English capability own by the different people analyzed; vitally is undoubtedly to highlight the data which represents the most chosen work by the “No-proficient” in English, because, although the percentages are the lowest for the typology of ability, the rates are the highest represented.

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