The bar chart illustrates the proportion of men and women

teaching in six different types of educational places in the UK

in 2010.
Overall, there was a large gap between the percentages of
male and female teachers in pre-schools, primary schools and
universities. Meanwhile, the gap was significantly smaller in
other educational settings.
In the year 2010, over 90% of teachers in both nursery and
primary school settings were women, while the male teachers
made up less than 10%. In contrast, at the educational level of
university, males accounted for about 70% whereas only
roughly 30% of professors were females.
In the other educational settings, the percentages of men and
women were very similar. While women outnumbered men
by about 5% in secondary schools, the situation was reserved
when considering private training institutes, where there was
about 5% more male than female instructors. In the college
setting, each gender accounted for half of the teacher
population.
In the university setting, the proportion of men was twice
that for women
was twice as much as that of women