Task 1: The first chart below shows the percentage of school-aged girls and boys who were at secondary school in four regions of the world in 2000. The second chart shows the percentages of college-aged men and women in higher education in the same year.

The bar charts illustrate the proportion of learners engaging in secondary school and the percentage of pupils who decided to choose higher education in four different region in 2000. Overall , it can be seen that Europe witness the superior figure about secondary education and higher education among four regions. According to the first bar […]

The bar charts illustrate the proportion of learners engaging in secondary school and the percentage of pupils who decided to choose higher education in four different region in 2000. Overall , it can be seen that Europe witness the superior figure about secondary education and high education among four region. According to the first bar […]

Given are two bar charts comparing the proportions of secondary school students and learners studying higher education of four countries divided in two genders in 2000. Overall, while there was a higher percentage of females studying secondary education than males, the opposite feature was true for higher education. Moreover, Europe had their rates of pupils […]

The given charts present participants’ levels of both genders in secondary and higher education in four areas of the world in 2000. Overall, it is clear that Europe had the highest proportion of school-age boys and girls who attended secondary colleges and universities. In addition, there was a gender disparity in education among regions. In […]

The given charts illustrate the proportion of students in both secondary and other higher education categorized by their gender in four particular regions in 2000. Overall, most students in Europe attended both secondary and other higher educational systems, substantially higher than the other regions, whereas Sub- Saharan Africa students accounted for the lowest. It is […]