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- 2 paragraphs
- Make comparison (4+1 or 5+1)
- Leave a space after the introduction
- Word document (Calibri 12, 1.5 spacing)

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Spacing 1.5 please

I dont see spacing- reupload

Why upload in SET 2??

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HAHAH funny u

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Group 4

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The bar chart compares the data on differences in the proportion of females and males got the various post-school education background in Australia in 1999. Overall, men were ahead of women in terms of their highest educational qualifications in Australia, and three out of five types of post-school educational qualifications, and three out of five types of post-school educational qualifications, namely – post-graduate diploma

It can be observed that, an overwhelming majority of males had skilled vocational diploma, at 90 %, as opposed to 10% for females. However, 70% of males had the undergraduate diploma , only 33% of females got the undergraduate diploma. Specifically, the number of people with graduate diplomas and master's degrees is dominated by 70% and 60% men. Interestingly, it was obvious that the share of the most educated men with bachelor's degrees is about 45 percent, while the share of women is slightly higher. Relatively few people had postgraduate diploma other than undergraduate and bachelor's degree.