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 given diagrams compare data about how many

people

had various edges and sexes and different educations in Glasgow in 2010.

Overall

, it was important that most of the elderly

people

do not have academic education;

moreover

, the order of each fraction was the same in

both

genders, and the no qualification had the main section.

According to

the bar chart, a University degree, the most common among young adults, hit 76 for young adults, and it reached the same number at 71 for

both

teenagers and

people

between 35 and 50 years old;

then

it reduced from 50 to 25 from

people

between 50 to 75 and more than 75. School certificates touched the same figure for teenagers and

people

between 35 to 75;

thereafter

, the population whose ages were 24 to 35 recorded 15 and

people

who were more than 75 scored 3.

In contrast

to other sections in no qualification,

people

who are more than 75 reported 72 after that

people

between 50 and 75 hit 30, and other ages reached 9. The pie graphs demonstrate no qualification, the most common section among

both

sexes, formed 38% for women and 35% for men; the next one was school certification;

additionally

, in

this

part,

both

males and females composed the same percentage at nearly one-third. The

last

one was University degrees;

furthermore

, males constituted 32% and 3% more than women.