The graphs below show current rates of secondary and higher education among people in various parts of the world. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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graphs comparing the rates of secondary and tertiary

education

among males and

females

in various different parts of the world.

While

Europe enjoys relatively high levels of

education

overall

, it seems that people in less affluent regions are far less likely to be educated. All European girls of school age and 90

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of boys receive

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girls and 10

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of boys in Sub – Saharan Africa Latin. America and East Asia, meanwhile, have moderate levels of secondary

education

– between 40 and 50

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for both sexes. With regard to higher

education

, the figures are much lower throughout the world. In Europe, some 50

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of adult

females

and 45

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of adult males gain a higher

education

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Conversely

, only 20

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of

females

and 25

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of males in sub – Saharan Africa attend college or university. The figures for Latin America and East Asia are marginally higher than those

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Africa.

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is the fact that

females

are more likely to receive

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secondary

education

in all regions except East Asia, but less likely to receive

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tertiary

education

in all regions except Europe.