The chart below shows the number of men and women in further education in Britain in three periods and whether they were studying full-time or part-time. Summarises the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart illustrates how many

females

and males pursued

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further

education

, and if they were studying full-time or part-time, in three different periods in the UK.

Overall

, the

number

of women that got into a full-time

further

study

increased in each period given,

while

the

number

of

men

had some minor fluctuations.

Moreover

, the amount of women who were in a part-time

education

also

grew gradually, and the same for the

number

of

men

. In 1970/71, around 700

thousand

females

pursued a full-time

further

education

,

however

, 100

thousand

of them were in a part-time

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education

.

Furthermore

, exactly 800

thousand

females

went to a higher

education

with a higher

study

in 1980/81,

in contrast

, around 200

thousand

of those

females

pursued a part-time

education

. And in 1990/91, about 1000,000 got a full-time higher

education

,

while

only 200,000 did a part-time For males, in 1970/71,1000

thousand

got a full-time

further

study

,

while

around 150

thousand

were in a part-time

further

education

.

Moreover

, 800

thousand

men

had a full-time

study

in 1880/81.

On the other hand

, just under 200

thousand

males had a part-time

study

in higher

education

.

Additionally

, in the years 1990/91, the

number

of

men

in

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full-time

study

increased and reached 900

thousand

.

In contrast

, 200

thousand

of them had a part-time

further

study

.