The pie chart provides information about the percentage of locations used for dance classes. Meanwhile, the bar chart compares the age of participants and the types of dance classes offered in Australia.
It is evident that private studios are almost twice as popular as any other location. In contrast, college-based studios are the least utilized venues. Additionally, ballet classes are predominantly attended by children aged 11–16.
In Australia, private studios are the most frequently used venues for dance classes, accounting for 48% of all usage. School halls are the second most popular option, representing 24%. Meanwhile, community halls and other venues, as well as college-based studios, have the lowest usage rates, both falling just under 18%.
When it comes to dance styles, ballet is most popular among children under the age of 11, with 600 participants, while the 11–16 age group records 300 participants. Tap dance attracts a similar number of participants in both age groups, with approximately 450 students each. However, modern dance is the most attended class for the 11–16 age group, with around 510 participants, while 300 students under the age of 11 take part in this class.