The bar chart below shows the number of men and women in further education in Britian in three period and whether they were studying full-time or part-time.
The bar chart illustrate the number of men and women in additional instruction in Britian from 1970 to1990 and is case they were studying full-time or part-time.
During 1970/71,only 100 the males full time education and the males part-time education 1000 respectively at this years males number of 50 and approximately 70.The number of full-time education males significantly decreased in 1980/81 to 900 and part-time educations slovly increase to 150.In 1980/81 famels than males marginally fall to about 800 and 200 respectively.
Consecuently in 1990/91 famel's full-time education dramatically increased to 1100 but males this category slightly increased to 900.However male's and fame's full-time education directions to equal each other.
Overall, male's the part-time education in thirty years marginal decreased but famel's this category significantly increased however full-time education in both slightly increased.
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