150 words, 22 minutes (after self corrections)
The bards graph below illustrates how proportion of
women and men studied in different levels of post-school qualifications in
Australia and received their degrees in 1999.
The majority of people who were certificated as Skilled
vocational diplomas were men (90%); while the most popular qualifications in
women were Undergraduate diplomas (over 70%) and Bachelor’s degrees (over 50%).
People who studied Postgraduate diplomas were 70% men
and 30% women. Otherwise, those who received Master’ degrees were 60% men and
40% women.
After this information, it is easy to understand that
in Australia at the end of the last century men tended to study longer time
than women. Meanwhile, female population looked for basic skills in order to
achieve some qualification.
Moreover, there only 10% of women got the highest study
level in 1999. Nevertheless, in any other qualification, the difference between
women and men was too long as Skilled vocational diploma.
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