Title BAR CHART-Average Salaries by City in the UK - Giáo viên.pdf ✅

T h ầ y H i ệ p S Đ T : 0 9 0 6 1 1 5 1 7 1 Page 1 of 2 Mr. Hiep’s English Classes BAR CHART: Average UK salaries, by city. Average Salaries by City in the UK You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The bar chart below shows average UK salaries, by city. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words. SAMPLE ANSWER The bar chart illustrates the average salaries in various cities across the UK, measured in pounds sterling. Notably, the number of individuals included in the sample for each city is also provided, offering additional context to the salary data. Overall, the bar chart reveals significant geographical disparities in earning potential within the country, with London leading in average salaries and Birmingham remaining at the bottom. In detail, London stands out with the highest average salary at £33,634, making it the most lucrative city for workers among the listed cities. This significantly outstrips the earnings in other areas. Cambridge follows as the second highest, with an average salary of £29,854. Bristol, while not reaching the heights of London or Cambridge, still offers a respectable average salary of £27,828. The two Scottish cities, Edinburgh and Glasgow, also display competitive salary figures, at £27,592 and £26,150, respectively. Meanwhile, Manchester and Birmingham are on the lower end of the spectrum, with figures hovering around £25,900 and £25,531, respectively. Regarding the sample size, London's sample size stands out at 50,951, dwarfing other cities and suggesting a robust data set. Manchester and Glasgow follow, with 4,643 and 3,113 respectively, offering moderate reliability. In contrast, cities like Birmingham and Edinburgh have smaller samples around 2,500, potentially affecting the precision of their salary data.