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.
The chart illustrates the average of men and women in high-level education in the United Kingdom in three decades and whether they were full-time
students
or part-time.
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Overall
, it is clearly seen that over three periods, Linking Words
students
in the UK tend to take a full semester of studying rather than half, and Use synonyms
this
occasion applies to both female and male Linking Words
students
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To begin
with, in the first era of 1970 to 1971, the education institute was mainly filled by men, with the Linking Words
number
1000 for full-time Use synonyms
students
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number
is higher than female Use synonyms
students
with only about 750 Use synonyms
students
. Compared to part-time Use synonyms
students
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is totally low, it was only 150-190 Use synonyms
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This
same situation happened until the 80s.
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Nevertheless
, the condition was reversed in 1990. The full-time Linking Words
students
were dominated by females. There was an increased Use synonyms
number
, which was 1150 Use synonyms
students
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the male Linking Words
students
were only 950. The rise up phenomenon Use synonyms
also
happened to part-time Linking Words
students
, previously in the beginning there were only an average of 100 Use synonyms
students
, but in the 90s, it increased to 190-200.Use synonyms
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