The first bar chart illustrates the number of youth who is attending secondary school. The second chart demonstrates the percentage of men and women who were at higher education in four different regions, in 2000.
Students of the secondary school in Europe accounted for almost 100 percent in both gender, while in higher education the figure of male reached for 60 percent, and female stood at 70 percent. In Africa the results of children made up 30 percent of men and 20 percent of women, and in colleges it was very small proportion. Latine American male youngsters hit under the 50 percent and female formed 60 percent of the total. While in universities it was only a fifth percent. East Asian secondary students presented almost the same results with 60 percent, and in higher education the figure comprised just under 10 percent of people.
In general, it is clear that total of the students from Europe was higher than others, in both education.