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 graph presents the types and proportions of

men

’s and

women

’s high

education

degrees in Australia in 1999. Generally, we can see a wide disparity in proportions in different kinds of

education

with the most popular for

men

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men's

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skilled vocation

diploma

and for

women

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women's

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undergraduate

diploma

.

In contrast

to

men

,

women

considerably smaller than

men

tend to get a skilled vocational

diploma

which is only approximately 10 %, and it stands

last

in the percentage of

women

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women's

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education

. In comparison with it, undergraduate credentials are the smallest popular

education

for

men

and it is around twice as small as

this

degree for

women

.

On the other hand

, a bachelor’s degree has almost identical values both for both sexes nearly 50 %, for

men

this

value is just slightly lower by 5 %. One additional detail to add is that only undergraduate

diploma

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diplomas

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and bachelor’s degrees have a bigger share of

education

among

women

,

whereas

three other equalizations rank higher among

men

.