The chart below shows the percentage of male and female teachers in six different types of educational setting in the UK in 2010.

The bar chart illustrates the percentage of teachers who were in 6 diverse kinds of British schooling during 2010.

Overall

, it can be seen that

women

had more teachers than

men

, with the exception of private training institutes and universities.

Additionally

, the biggest disparity between educational systems was in Nursery/ Pre-school where

women

clearly came out on top. Looking at the figures for nursery/preschool and primary school in

further

detail, it is obvious that

women

outnumbered

men

at around 90% against 10% in that order. As for Nursery/preschool, there was 97% of female teachers,

while

males accounted for 3%, making it the biggest difference. Turning towards the 4 remaining school groups which saw smaller diversity. In terms of secondary school, a lesser percentage of

men

at 45% in it compared to

women

at 55%. Regarding private training institutes, there was a dissimilar trend for which the figures stood at 55% for males and 45% for females. As for university, the proportion of

men

was higher than

women

at 70% and exactly 30%, respectively. With respect to college where

men

and

women

made up a similar rate, at around 50%.