The bar chart despite the information on the proportion of citizen’s education levels in Glasgow, Scotland average by age in 2010. The pie charts illustrate the percentage of education degrees of all citizens and the ave
The histogram prove the data about education levels by age range in the Scotland in 2010; whereas, the pie chart illustrate about the education levels by gender during the same period. Overall, it is clear that the stude
The bar and pie graphs depict the degree of the standard education categorised by age and gender in Glasgow, Scotland, in 2010. Overall, approximately three-quarters of those under the age of 50 had tertiary education an
The pie chart describes the percentage of people who graduated from universities, attended school, and did not complete any formal education, with categories for male and female, while the bar chart illustrates data pert
The following illustrations depict the level of education of the citizens of Scotland by age and gender range in 2010. The chart has been divided into 5 age groups (16-24; 24-35; 35-50; 50-75; 75+).
The provided chart illustrates a variety of education levels in Glasgow, in 2010. There are two pie charts, one of them shows different proportions of women's education levels, and another one represents men's education
The provided chart illustrates a varity of education levels in Glascow, in 2010. There are two pie charts, one of them shows different propotions of women education levels, and the another one represents men education le
The bar chart depicts some details about the level of learning or studying in Glasglow in Scotland, during 2010, Whereas, In the pie chart, it is described the generation of education degree.
The bar chart compares the level of education (university degree, school degree and no qualification) of people with different age group, while the pie charts give information regarding the standard of education by gende
The bar chart and pie charts illustrate the percentage of people in Glasgow having three levels of education (university, school and those with no qualifications) in 2010. Information is divided into five
The mentioned bar chart enumerates the education level by age group, in numbers, whereas the pie chart depicts the varied age group, in percentage, in 2010.
The bar chart and pie chart illustrate the percentage of study levels by genders and age range in Glasgow, a city in Scotland, in 2010. The information provided three various science levels: university degree, school cer
The bar chart and pie charts illustrate the percentages of layman in Glasgow having different levels of education in the year 2010. Information is divided into five different age groups in bar chart and by gender in the