the charts below give information about levels of education in glasgow in 2010

The charts compare the study

levels

in Glasgow in the year 2010 by age range and by gender.

Overall

, most of the people aged 16 to 75

years

old graduated from

university

,

while

the majority population aged more than 75

years

did not have any degree.

Furthermore

, the proportion of

education

levels

between women and men was almost the same where the highest proportion of the two genders did not have any qualification, and the smallest percentage had

university

degrees. Younger communities in the city had higher discipline

levels

than older society. There were about three-quarters of people aged 16 to 50

years

old graduated from the highest level of

education

, despite less than one-tenth of the population did not have any degree.

Although

the highest percentage of society aged 50 to 75

years

old had degrees from

university

, 30% of the population over the same age did not have any qualification of

education

and the others had school certificates.

In addition

, 72% of the oldest generation did not have any experience in any educational institution. There was an insignificant difference between the proportion of

education

levels

between the two genders in

this

area in 2010. The rate of men and women who had no qualification in

education

was 38% and 35%.

Moreover

, 33% of males and females in Glasgow had school certificates,

whereas

the lowest segment of the chart was

university

degrees.