Certificate

(%)

Associate

(%)

Baccalaureate

(%)

GCER

(%)

Master's

(%)

2000/01

   Men

1

(6.3)

7

(11.5)

535

(39.4)

4

(19.1)

166

(33.7)

   Women

15

(93.8)

54

(88.5)

824

(60.6)

17

(81.0)

327

(66.3)

1999/00

    Men

3

(12.0)

11

(12.5)

599

(42.9)

3

(17.7)

159

(35.7)

    Women

22

(88.0)

77

(87.5)

798

(57.1)

14

(82.4)

287

(64.4)

1998/99

    Men

6

(23.1)

8

(7.3)

518

(39.8)

1

(8.3)

157

(35.6)

    Women

20

(76.9)

101

(92.7)

783

(60.2)

11

(91.7)

284

(64.4)

1997/98

    Men

6

(18.2)

12

(10.3)

568

(43.8)

1

(25.0)

136

(34.9)

    Women

27

(81.8)

104

(89.7)

728

(56.2)

3

(75.0)

254

(65.1)

1996/97

    Men

2

(5.4)

13

(12.9)

529

(43.0)

0

0

147

(37.5)

    Women

35

(94.6)

88

(87.1)

702

(57.0)

0

0

245

(62.5)

Specialist (EdS)

(%)

EdD/PhD

(%)

MD

(%)

Totals

(%)

2000/01

   Men

0

0

6

(42.9)

35

(66.0)

754

(37.4)

   Women

1

(100.0)

8

(57.1)

18

(34.0)

1,264

(62.6)

1999/00

    Men

0

0

11

(39.3)

35

(64.8)

821

(40.0)

    Women

0

0

17

(60.7)

19

(35.2)

1,234

(60.0)

1998/99

    Men

0

0

10

(33.3)

30

(46.9)

730

(36.8)

    Women

1

(100.0)

20

(66.7)

34

(53.1)

1,254

(63.2)

1997/98

   Men

0

0

8

(40.0)

34

(60.7)

765

(39.9)

   Women

4

(100.0)

12

(60.0)

22

(39.3)

1,154

(60.1)

1996/97

    Men

2

(28.6)

11

(42.3)

34

(55.7)

738

(39.8)

    Women

5

(71.4)

15

(57.7)

27

(44.3)

1,117

(60.2)