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Band 5+: Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information in the 2 graphs below

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The image contains two pie charts comparing the highest level of education of women in Someland for the years 1945 and 1995. In 1945: No schooling 35%, Third grade 4%, Year 6 15%, Year 9 20%, Year 12 10%, First degree 1%, Post graduate 15%. In 1995: No schooling 1%, Third grade 2%, Year 6 4%, Year 9 5%, Year 12 10%, First degree 50%, Post graduate 28%.
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This pie chart illustrates the comparison of the female students who had the highest degree in 1945 and 1995

Overall, there was a significant development, with more students having gone to school in 1995 more than were educated in 1945

Women had two largest portions, 35%, for illiteracy and year 12, in addition to two the smallest percentages, 1% first degree and 4% third grade

However, in 1995, students experienced a crucial shift, with the largest percentage, 50%, having a first degree and an equal portion of 20% having a postgraduate degree and year 12

In summary, 1995 had significant development, with females having started studying postgraduate courses and getting their first degree compared to 1945, which had no portion

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Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information in the 2 graphs below

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