The chart demonstrates the proportion of teachers of 2 sexes in 6 different types of educational setting in England in 2010.
As can be seen from the chart, the percentage of women teachers in nursery/ pre-school made up about 95%, significantly higher than men teachers with only 4%. Moreover, it was the same in primary school with over 90% women and approximately 10% men teachers. Similarly, this figure of women teachers were slightly higher than this of men by 5%
On the other hand, men teachers, who are likely to teach in higher educational levels, accounted for over a half in private training institute as well as university. Fortunately, both males and females reached the same rate of 50% in college.
In conclusion, more women teachers tended to be in nursery/ pre-school , primary and also secondary school while men made up high proportion in private training institute and university
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As can be seen from the chart, the percentage of women teachers in nursery/ pre-school made up about 95%, significantly higher than men teachers with only 4%. Moreover, it was the same in primary school with over 90% women and approximately 10% men teachers. Similarly, this figure of women teachers were slightly higher than this of men by 5%
On the other hand, men teachers, who are likely to teach in higher educational levels, accounted for over a half in private training institute as well as university. Fortunately, both males and females reached the same rate of 50% in college.
In conclusion, more women teachers tended to be in nursery/ pre-school , primary and also secondary school while men made up high proportion in private training institute and university
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