Band 5+: The charts below show the main reasons for study among students of different age groups and the amount of support they received from employers. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

the given charts present data about distinct age groups of students who studied with the reason of their interest and career while support in the amount they received from their seniors.

Overall, it is evident that career was the main reason for students to study compared to their interest. In contrast, the under-26 age group gained employer support in a larger amount than other age groups.

On the one hand, career was the dominant reason for pupils to study those under 26 accounting for 90%, 70% adults, 30-39 noted at around 50%, but over 49 had around 20% reason to study for a career. Interest in the study reason for students was lower in every age group of people, however, the over 49 age group started studying for their interest with 70%.

On the other hand, approximately 65% of employer support was gained by those under 26, 50% in the adults group. The over 40 took help from their employer around 40% which was higher than the mature adults group accounting for under 40%.