The chart below gives information about levels of education by age range in Glasgow in 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart shows the different

age

ranges of

population's

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the population's

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educational level (

University

degree,

school

certificate, no qualifications) in Glasgow in 2010,

while

the two pie charts illustrate the same information depending on gender in the same year. Units are measured in percentage.

Overall

, from 16 to 50, the ages of

people

's proportion of levels of education are almost similar.

However

, as it gets older, the academic level is starting to decrease. In terms of the ages of 16-24 and 35-50, they are demonstrating exactly the same rate in all categories. Even the not-qualified individuals' proportion was alike, which was 9 % in the

age

between 16 and 50, 24-35

age

range of

people

with

university

degrees was higher by 5 %. Of the

age

range of 50 to 75, half of the

people

have

university

degrees, 20 % have

school

certificates and the rest weren't qualified with any education. When it comes to the

age

range of 75 or above, only 3 % have a

school

certificate and

people

who have no educational background dramatically increased to 72 %.

Moreover

, only one-fourth have a

university

degree. Genders were nearly similar and the

school

certificate percentages were equivalent (33 %). But men's

university

degree rate was slightly higher than women's (32 % and 29 % respectively).