Given are two diagrams, pie chart and bar charts, that delineate both the percentages of both genders enrolling at four different courses in 2009 and the various age groups of the participants.
Overall, the majority of the students attending classes were females enrolling in the language courses compared to their male counterparts who showed greater interest in painting courses. Interestingly, senior people over 50 years of age were the most engaged in these courses while adolescents less than 20 years showed minimal involvement in the non-academic subjects.
Broadly speaking, sculpture courses did not attract many students of both genders especially the women who were almost less than the percentage of men by half, around five females compared to almost 10 males per class. It can be seen also that painting class showed considerable number of men and women with females surpassing the numbers of males to some extent.
A specific analysis for the different categories of age, the tallied percentage of older adults between 30 and 49 years matched the percentage of seniors exceeding 50 years. Notably, participants less 30 years had low attendance rate.