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The image shows a table comparing the number of UK students qualifying for English language teacher training in 2007/8 and 2008/9, with a breakdown by gender and percentage of males. In 2007/8, the total qualifiers were 32,930, with 23,842 females, 8,165 males (24.7% males). TEFL had 25,446 total, 18,576 females, 6,870 males (26.9% males). Cambridge UCLES CELTA & other degrees had 7,484 total, 5,382 females, 1,295 males (17.3% males). In 2008/9, the total qualifiers were 32,945, with 24,294 females, 7,511 males (22.8% males). TEFL had 24,917 total, 18,448 females, 6,469 males (26.0% males). Cambridge UCLES CELTA & other degrees had 8,028 total, 5,878 females, 966 males (12.1% males).
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The table provides an information about the students of the UK acquiring a teaching qualifications for English language teachers in 2007/8 and 2008/9. Although, the total number remained almost unchanged during given periods of time, there is also represented a percentage of a male, demonstrating a significant gap between female and male students.
In terms of TEFL, women obtained the highest at 18,460 in 2007/8 which is approximately three times more than men. As for Cambridge UCLES, CELTA and other degrees were gained mostly by women at 5,382, still leading for about five times in comparison with men.
Generally, only 24,7% of all people were male in 2007/8 and that number slightly declined even further for 2% in the next years, reaching its lowest at 966 for Cambridge UCLES, CELTA and other degrees. Whereas, female amount illustrated a steady rise, achieving 18,446 and 5,878 for TEFL and other degrees respectively.
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