The chart below gives information about the percentage of male and female teacher in six different kind of education setting in UK in 2010.

The chart illustrates man and woman teachers’

proportion

in six diverse sorts of educational institutions in the UK in 2010.

Overall

, it can be seen clearly that woman educators had a much higher percentage than

men

in some institutions. There were in all basic education. Looking at more details, women showed a high rate in two low institutions which were nursery/pre-school and primary school at 98% and 96%, respectively.

Men

,

however

, represented the opposite

proportion

almost ten times lower in the same workplace.

In addition

, the secondary schools reported data that women were a little bit higher than

men

by 5%. Moving on to male teachers, the

proportion

of man lecturers who worked in university accounted for 70% higher than females being two times lower than the

men

’s percentage. The same data was showed by private training institutes that

men

had a high

proportion

than women even though the difference was 5%.

Moreover

, the college had the same

proportion

of male and female lecturers at 50%.