The graph describes the percentage of males and females of the people who held various post-school qualifications in Australia in 1999.
As we can see from the bar chart, men outnumbered women in those who held skilled vocational diploma, postgraduate diploma or Master's degree. Specifically, almost 90 percent of the people who held skilled vocational diploma were men, while the number was only 10 percent for women. When it comes to postgraduate diploma, the proportion of males and females of those who held it was around 70% and 30% respectively. Women represented 40% of the people who held Master's degree, whereas men made up 60% of the total.
In contrast, more women were interested in undergraduate diploma or Bachelor's degree than men. More precisely, nearly 70% of the people who held undergraduate diploma were women, whilst men constituted only 30% of the total. In terms of those who held a Bachelor's degree, the proportion of females was 10 percent larger than that of males.
In conclusion, males and females were interested in different levels of post-school qualifications. Men were more interest in skilled vocational diploma, postgraduate diploma and Master's degree, whilst women were enchanted by undergraduate diploma and Bachelor's degree.