The table shows the number of people in the UK who got English language teacher training qualifications in 2007/8 and 2008/9, and the percentage of these people who were male.
Overall, the total number of people who got these qualifications was almost the same in both years. Most of the qualifiers were female, and the percentage of male qualifiers decreased.
In 2007/8, 32,930 people got a qualification, and in 2008/9 the number was 32,945, so it only increased by 15 people. Most of them got the TEFL qualification, with 25,446 people in 2007/8 and 24,917 in 2008/9. The number of people who got the Cambridge CELTA and other degrees increased from 7,484 to 8,028.
Women were the majority in both years. In 2007/8, there were 23,842 female qualifiers and only 8,165 male qualifiers, so men were 24.7% of the total. In 2008/9, the number of women rose to 24,324, but men fell to 7,511, which was 22.7%. The percentage of men taking CELTA and other degrees was lower and it dropped from 17.3% to 12.1%.
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