The given bar chart illustrates the amount of people who are in advanced education in Britain during three time periods and by study time type and gender.
Generally speaking, in half-day education, while the number of men was showing a tendency to decrease, the number of women was rising during 3 decades. On the contrary, in full-time studying, both genders were rising decade by decade. Additionally, the data shows that the number of attendings to part-time education outnumbered to full-time education bu huge gap.
Regarding male enrollment, in part-time studying, 1070-71 was the top point with 1000.000 individuals among the three periods. The trend from this view fluctuated. In 1980-81, the number of men reached its lowest point with a slightly above 800. In full-time studying, amount of males rose gradually from under 200 people to approximately 300 people.
For females, in part-time studying, the number of women enrollment increased sharply and reached its maximum point in 1990-91 with about 1200 people. In full-time education, the amount of female enrollment rose dramatically from 1070 to 1980. Then it kept increasing modestly and reached about 300 people in 1990.