The pie charts compare the highest levels of education attained by people over the age of 21 in two countries.
Looking from an overall perspective, what stands out from the chart is that secondary school records the highest percentage in both countries. Another striking feature is the difference in university education between two countries.
Regarding the categories in which Country A surpassed Country B, secondary school and primary school accounted for larger shares in the former nation. Secondary education ranks first in Country A, at 45%, which is 10 percentage points higher than the 35% recorded in Country B. Primary school makes up 15% of total in Country A, whereas the figure for Country B is 5%.
Turning to the categories in which Country B is higher than or equal to Country A, country B has a much higher proportion of university-educated people, at 25%, compared with 5% in Country A. The percentage of unschooled individuals is 5% in both countries. Vocational/technical school shares the same figure, at exactly 30% in total.
