The chart below show the different levels of post-school qualifications in Australia and the proportion of men and women who held them in 1999. Summarise the information by selecting and reportin the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar charts illustrate the

percentage

of Australian

female

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females

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and

male

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males

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of education background in five types of qualifications in 1999. The

percentage

of female’s Bachelor’s

degree

was higher than male’s

percentage

by about 10%.

However

, men have

higher

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proportion in the higher

educations

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(postgraduate

diploma

and Master’s

degree

). In postgraduate

diploma

,

male

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males

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account for 70%, but the

percentage

of

post graduated

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women was around 30%.

Additionally

, the proportion of men in studied

in

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master’s

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a master’s

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degree

was 60%. It was higher than the

percentage

of

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females

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who

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a master’s

degree

by 20%.

Overall

, in the case of skilled vocational

diploma

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diplomas

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and undergraduate

diploma

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diplomas

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, opposite patterns are observed based on gender. Men’s skilled vocational

diploma

was

highest

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percentage

to compare

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with other qualifications. Meanwhile, the proportion of women’s skilled vocational

diploma

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diplomas

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was

lowest

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the lowest

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point.