The pie chart provides information about the percentages of different locations used for dance classes. Meanwhile, the bar chart compares the ages of participants and the types of dance classes offered in Australia.
It is clear that private studios are almost twice as popular as other locations for dance classes. In contrast, college-based studios are the least utilized places. Notably, children aged 11 to 16 primarily attend ballet classes.
In Australia, private studios are the most frequented location for dance classes, accounting for 48% of usage. School halls are the second most popular venue, illustrating a 24% usage rate. Community halls and other locations, along with college-based studios, each represent just under 18%, indicating their lower utilization.
In terms of attendance patterns, ballet shows the highest participation rates in the under-11 age group, with 600 participants below the age of 11 and 300 participants aged 11 to 16. Tap dancing attracts around 450 students, evenly split between these two age groups. However, the modern dance class demonstrates the largest number of attendees, with approximately 510 participants in the 11 to 16 age range, while the under-11 group has 300 students.