The charts show average levels of participation in education and the highest education level of adults from 2000 to 2010 in Singapore.

Both vivid graphs provide a comprehensive overview education situation in Singapore during the first decade of the 21st century.

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, the bar chart depicts a good report about how many average

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Singapore nationals spend at school categorized by gender criteria.

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, the two pie charts portray a prominent shift in the number population based on their highest academic qualification. A closer scrutiny of the detailed data from the bar chart reaffirms that adult males always have higher

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of spending at school than their counterparts.

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for males kept a consistent growth tendency during the decade.

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, the notable skyrocket in the

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for adult males exhibited by 3

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to under 12

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in 2010.

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, the

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for women plateaued in the first two

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at 8

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, before a subsequent modest rise to under 9

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in 2010. An in-depth analysis of the table sheds light on the higher focus attention on the academic qualification of the Singapore population, as the significant upward trend in the number of bachelor and higher.

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tendency can be validated by the soaring in the

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for university and master qualification, which stated from 7.5% and 8.3% in 2000 to 30.31% and 32.93% in 2010.

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, the proportion of college undergraduates and correspondents registered a drastic reduction, diving from 25.77% to a mere 2.1% after 10

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.

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, the

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for secondary and high school dropped over 10% to 19.55% and 15.2% in 2010.