The chart below shows the number of men and women in further education in Britain in three periods and whether they were studying full-time or part-time. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The report aims to provide information about how people in the United Kingdom, represented by

genders

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gender

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, pursued their higher

education

between 1970/71 and 1990/91 concerning the period of their study time. Generally, it is seen that the

number

of people who were studying part-time was relatively higher than those who enrolled the full-time

education

. The majority of

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graph experienced an upward trend,

while

the

number

of men in the part-time

further

study followed a downward trend. By the end of the period, female part-time pupils overshadow

those

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of

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male

students

. Focusing on male

students

, the

number

stood at 1000

thousand

for college

students

in a part-time class in 1970 and fluctuated during the period. By 1990, its

number

decreased slightly to approximately 900

thousand

. The full-time

students

,

however

, tended to show a slight increase from only 100

thousand

in 1970/71 to over 200

thousand

in 1990/91. Over the 20 years, it is obvious that women seemed to continue their

further

education

much higher. They showed significant growth in part-time

education

, reached and outraced those of men in 1990 with over a million

students

. The full-time

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students

also

followed a relatively similar path.