The chart shows the percentage of males and females teachers in six types of educational settings in The UK in 2010.

The graph given below represents the proportion of men and women faculties in different types of institutions in 2010.

Overall

, the percentage of

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teacher

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was higher in 3 types of

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institutions

, namely, Nursery

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, Primary

School

and Secondary

School

,

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, the

ratio

of men to women

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in College was equal.

Furthermore

, the percentage of Male

teachers

in Private training institutes and Universities was higher than female

teachers

.

Firstly

, in Nursery, Primary and

Secendary

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Secondary

school

percentage of

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was 97%, 95%, and 57% , respectively. The

ratio

of male

teachers

in

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schools was 5%, 7%, and 48%, respectively. The graph

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demonstrates that the number of female

teachers

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much higher than male

teachers

in Schools.

Moreover

, in College

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the percentage

of male

teachers

was equivalent to the number of female

teachers

, i.e, 50%. In Private training institutes and Universities in 2010, the

ratio

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was dominating the

ratio

of female

teachers

. In Private Training Institutes, there were 55% men and 45% women

teachers

,

whereas

, in

Universities

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70% were male faculty and

remaining

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30% were female faculty.