The chart below gives information about the percentage of male and female teacher in six different kind of education setting in UK in 2010.

The diagram below illustrates how the percentage of men and women were recruited as teachers in 6 different kinds of UK education settings in 2010.

Overall

, in the early, educational institutions chose to employ females rather than the other sex,

that is

, the kids had to be accessed gently,

nevertheless

, in the upper grades, it seemed that most teachers were referred to as men.

Firstly

, women occupied most employment rates in the first 2 periods which were nursery, and primary school over 90%

while

males were hired less than 10%,

however

, when it comes to the next step, the secondary one, the ratio tended to be closer between 2 genders but women's were still better.

Furthermore

, both genders were employed equally in the college stage,

besides

that, surprisingly, the chart of private training institutes was as same as secondary schools but men were more, and

additionally

, a large number of professors were males,

according to

the graph.