The chart below shows the different levels of post-school qualifications in Australia and the proportion of men and women who held them in 1999 Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart above shows the different levels of past-school qualification rates in Australia, between

females

and males who held them in 1999. Ninety per

cent

of those who graduated from Skilled vocational schools were men and ten per

cent

were

women

.

This

percentage was the chance of Undergraduate diplomas that dramatically increased in favour of

females

, at

this

level

Seventy per

cent

of Undergraduate diplomas were girls and thirty per

cent

were boys. At the subsequent,

level

fifty-five per

cent

of graduates were girls and forty-five per

cent

were boys

although

at that

level

proportion of men grew when we compared the previous

level

and the opposite rate of

women

declined slightly.

On the other hand

in Postgraduate diploma quota of man were sharply escalated but there was a significantly decreased in the proportion of

women

. At, the

last

column views us that the Master’s degree rate apply increased slightly for

females

though the proportion of men was higher than

women

. Of the sixty present graduates that males and thirty present were

females