The chart below shows the number of men and women (in thousand) in further education in Britain in three periods and whether they were studying full-time or part-time.

The bar graph illustrates the figure of males and females enrolled as part-time or full-time scholars in Britain during the period of three decades from 1970 to 1991.

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, it can be clearly seen that the

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of both genders studying part-time escalated.

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the

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of men in full-time education fluctuated and the

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of women plunged. By observing the chart, it can be noticed that in 1970/71, around 100

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men and women were receiving part-time education, but in 1991

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figure reached 200

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. Whilst 1000

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men were studying as full-time students in 1971, which dropped by 200

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in 1980/81 and increased and remained around 800

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in 1991.

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, both genders chose to study more full-time. the

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of females in full-time studying was 650

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in the initial year, which inclined and recorded approximately 800

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in 1980/81, but after one decade,

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amount increased to over 1000

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