The chart below 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.

The graph illustrates the comparison between

men

and women in Britain who

further

their education

part-timetime

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part-time time

part-time-time

part-primetime

and

full-timetime

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full-time time

full-sometime

full-time-time

between the

year

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1970 and 1991.

Overall

, between the three periods, the

number

of male

students

who study

full-timetime

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full-time time

full-time-time

fluctuates

while

the

number

of full-time female

students

shows a gradual increase.

Firstly

, more

men

further

their education full time in 1970 and 1971 bearing the figure of 1000 as compared to the women where the

number

is just below 800.

This

trend

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however

changes after 2 years as the

number

of full-time female

students

gradually rise and reached up to 1500

while

the

number

of

men

who

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further

education full time fluctuates as the sum starts as high as 1000 in 1970

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while

decreasing to 850 in 1980 and increasing again to 950 in 1990/91. Meanwhile,

this

is a different case for

students

who studied

part-timetime

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part-time time

part-time-time

as the graph shows development throughout three decades for both

men

and women. It begins with 150 for

men

in 1970 and increases

up

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to 250 in 1990/91.

Similarly

with female

students

where in the beginning it starts as low as 100 in the year 1970/1971

then

increase as a similar amount of male student in the year 1990/1991