The chart shows the percentage of male and female teachers in six different types of educational setting in the UK in 2010.
The chart compares the
number
of men and women working as teachers (measured in percentage) across the six particular types of institutions in the United Kingdom in 2010.
Overall
, a majority of women worked as prescool
and nursery educators, Correct your spelling
preschool
whereas
it was not that popular to teach at universities. In contrast
, the lowest number
of men were employed at preschools and nursery
, Fix the agreement mistake
nurseries
while
most of them preferred to work at univerities
.
Correct your spelling
universities
To begin
, about 95% of females holded
teaching positions in preschools and Correct your spelling
hold
nurcery
, followed by primary school educators, at around 90%. Correct your spelling
nursery
On the other hand
, only a few females decided to educate
at universities and private training institutions, at approximately 30% and just above 40%, respectively.
Looking at the men statistics, Wrong verb form
be educated
the
large Correct article usage
a
number
of them chose to work at universities, at
around 70%, having a bit lower Change preposition
apply
number
(slightly under 60%) for those who taught in private training institutes. Moreover
, the percentage of workers in college for both genders was the same, at 50%, representing a mixed-gender community in this
insitution
in the given period.Correct your spelling
institution
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