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Band 5+: The pie charts give information about the qualifications of staff in an advertising company in 1990 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, making comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two pie charts, each segmented into percentages with corresponding educational qualifications. The top pie chart illustrates the proportions as follows: 20% PhD - Science, 15% First Degree - Art, 12% First Degree - Science, 2% Master's - Art, 27% Master's - Science, 23% PhD - Art. The bottom pie chart represents the following distributions: 30% Master's - Science, 11% Master's - Art, 19% PhD - Science, 2% PhD - Art, 6% First Degree - Art, 32% First Degree - Science.
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The graphs compare the qualifications of employees working in an advertising coorporation from 1990 to 2010.

Overall, students doing Phd in Science increased over these years, so did the data of the first degree Science students. It is also worth noticing, that staffs graduating from Science faculty had higher proportion, than the ones graduating arts.

About one third of students did Phd in Science in year 1990, as well as in 2010. Likewise, people Mastering in Arts also increased by only 2% by the year 2010, but in contrast to that, staffs choosing first degree in Science almost reduced by half as it was 20% back in 1990, but later only 11% enrolled in 2010. It can be seen that most of the staffs in advertising company chose to graduate in Science.

We can see that learners choosing to get first Degree had significantly decreased as it was 15% back then but in 2010 it’s only 2%. In contrast, pupils choosing Phd in Arts increased by a tiny percent, from 2% to 5%.

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