The chart below shows the number of men and women in further education in Britain in three periods and whether they were studying fulltime or part-time.
The bar chart offers a comprehensive analysis of the number of
men
and women
engaged in further
education
in Britain across three distinct time periods—1970/71, 1980/81, and 1990/91. Additionally
, it distinguishes between individuals pursuing either full-time or part-time education
.
A particularly noteworthy feature of the chart is the consistently greater prevalence of part-time education
over full-time education
for both genders throughout the three decades. For men
, the participation in part-time education
remained remarkably stable, with figures fluctuating slightly between 900 and 1,000 thousand
. In contrast
, there was a discernible upward trend in full-time education
for men
, with enrollment figures gradually climbing from around 100 thousand
in 1970/71 to approximately 200 thousand
by 1990/91.
Women
, on the other hand
, demonstrated a significant surge in part-time education
, with participation numbers escalating from roughly 700 thousand
in 1970/71 to nearly 1,100 thousand
by 1990/91. Although
the enrollment of women
in full-time education
was relatively modest in comparison, it still showed a consistent, albeit modest, increase over the examined period.
In summary, the data clearly highlights the predominance of part-time education
as the favored
mode of study among both Change the spelling
favoured
men
and women
during these periods. Notably, the data also
reveals that women
exhibited a more substantial increase in participation rates, particularly in the realm of part-time education
, signaling
a progressive trend in female educational engagement.Change the spelling
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