The two pie charts depict information about females educational background in Someland from 1945 to 1995.
Overall, most of females in previous time did not finished their primary schools or even they did not experience formal school. However, it completely changed over the times as dominantly many females achieved the first degree level.
In 1945, largely women in someland could not finish their primary school, at 35%, and this percentage was similar with women who were uneducated formally. Conversely, only minority of women experienced first degree, while females who were able to study in 12 years came up at 4%. Moreover, girl groups who attained 9 and 6 years for schools accounted for around 10%-15%, with the latter being higher than the former.
In 1995, there were big changes in women’s formal education since a half of the majority of females reached first degree, making it the most popular educational degree in this year. Meanwhile, post degree and year 12 figures stood as the second trend, with same rates at 20%. Furthermore, the minimum percentage for educational attainment for females was 9 years, at 10%.
