The chart below shows the percentage of adults who received qualifications from a range of education providers in three years. The chart below shows the percentage of adults who received qualifications from a range of education providers in three years.

The given bar chart illustrates the data of qualification among

adults

based on the range of

education

providers

in Canada. The data is divided into three decades which are 1981, 1991, and 2001.

Overall

, there were four

education

providers

that accounted for

this

data, with High

School

as the highest contributor for

education

providers

among Canadian

Adults

. In terms of the trend, most

providers

experienced growth,

nonetheless

only one saw a remaining

number

. In 1981, High

School

contributed almost a quarter (23%) of the

education

level among

adults

.

In contrast

, college was the least provider that constituted in

adults

qualification at 9%. In the following year, high

school

and college increased gradually with the same exact

number

by 3%.

Moreover

, in 2001, high

school

and college reached a peak

number

of 28% and 18%, respectively.

Furthermore

, University

Education

started at 10% in 1981 before facing a rise in 1991 and 2001 at 13% and 18%, respectively. In the meantime, Trades was the only provider that was stable with the exact same

number

during 3 decades at 11%.

Consequently

, the trend of High schools, colleges, and Universities faced an increase,

while

sole Trades remained with the same proportion.