the chart shows that male and female teacheres in six different types of educational setting in the UK in 2010

The bar chart illustrates the distribution of tutors by gender in six various forms of educational level in the UK during 2010.

Overall

,

while

the chart shows that females working as teachers outnumbered males in nursery and primary school, the rates of

men

working as tutors in secondary school were quite similar. Other than that, the number of

men

working in high-level education was higher than

women

.

Whereas

there was no significant difference between those two gender at college.

To begin

with, there were dramatically more

women

than

men

teaching in the nursery and primary school with females making up around 90 and 95% respectively.

Furthermore

, the chart

also

shows that the percentage of

men

only had a slight difference with

women

at around 50%.

Additionally

, the only category with

men

holding exactly the same number of positions as

women

was at the college.

In contrast

, the most popular occupancies for

men

were working as tutors in high-level education

such

as Private Training institutes and at the university, which contributed to around 50% and 70% respectively.

While

the distribution of males working at universities doubled more than females, there was no difference in the number of those two

gender

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working at colleges.