The bar chart shows the gender distribution of teachers working at various educational institutions in the UK in 2010.
In three of the six kinds of establishments, females outnumbered males. Female teachers made up a particularly high percentage of the teaching staff at schools for the younger generation: nursery pre-school and primary school. The gender gap was significantly large at nursery pre-schools, where there were twenty four times as many female teachers as male ones.
Men and were equally represented at establishments for younger adults: secondary school, college and private training institutions. College was the only place where there were the same numbers of males and females. Male teachers accounted for the majority of staff at universities (roughly 70 per cent).
Overall, the chart shows that in the UK teaching personnel continues to be female-dominated at children's schools. However, male teachers have a significant presence in places that teach the older group of learning community.
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Word frequencies: male, female, teacher-5;
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