The chart 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.
A glance at the bar chart provided reveals how many British people took
futhure
study in terms of Correct your spelling
future
further
full time
or Add a hyphen
full-time
part time
in 1970, 1980 and 1990.(unites:thousands)
Add a hyphen
part-time
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
the total number of part-time education was overwhelmingly higher than that of part-time for both genders. More and more women studied in their spare time, Linking Words
while
their counterparts experienced a downward trend over these years. Linking Words
Furthermore
, the figure for full-time education Linking Words
was
increased gradually.
In terms of part-time Unnecessary verb
apply
leanrning
, the number of Correct your spelling
learning
male
stood at Change to a plural noun
males
the
1000 in 1970, which had a drop to approximately 850 in 1980, Change the article
apply
then
climbed slightly to 900 in 1990. Linking Words
By contrast
, the bottom of Linking Words
female
was nearly 800 at Fix the agreement mistake
females
first,
which showed a significant increase, peaking at around 1100 in 1990, almost rising by 300 Linking Words
thousands
.
With regards to full-time education, man and women shared a similar development, with under 200 in 1970 each and Change to singular
thousand
reached
roughly 220 in the Wrong verb form
reaching
last
year respectively.Linking Words
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