The given bar chart demonstrates the number of male and female who chose between two types of education such as, full-time and part-time over the three decades in Britain.
Overall,both of them prefered part-time education rather than full-time one in Britain over the whole period. It is clear that the number of men and women who do not support the full-time education between 1970 and 1990, with the latter ranking the first position in the least year.
According to the chart, the number of male in part-time education had the greatest( at 1000 thousands) in 1970, even if the figure for female gained lower 200 thousands than choice of men. While the figures for male and female in full-time learning were so little: the former was one thousand, while the latter accounted for a half of the figure for male, at around 50 in the initial year. In 1980, the both types of education inceased slightly between men and women: the part-time learning remained relatively unchanged in both of them, however the figure for female in full-time study witnessed opposed trend against the figure for male.
After decade, there were noticeable disparity between the number of British men and women in part-time learning: the former declined at 900 thousands, whereas the latter surged remarkably by 1100 thousands. Meanwhile, full-time education was popular among people, made up 300 thousands which was similar position between male and female in the final year.