People over 25 have a different behavior or pattern due to the main trend is not to be enrolled in a course with just over two fifths, followed by taken 1 to 2 courses with 21% and finally 3 to 4 or more courses, that correspond to less than a fifth overall.
The graph illustrates in fractions how many households with diverse incomes groups who are able to use internet across 10 years (2010 – 2020).
Overall, it is clear that there are three groups of incomes low, middle (Second and Third) and high for a gap of 10 years, each of them shows an upward trend across the time. It can be pointed out that people with the third group and the highest income is able to have access to internet with highest percentages through the time compared to others groups.
Third and four group (Highest) increase the access to internet from about four fifths to just over 80% and near seven out of ten to just under eighty percent for each groups respectively. For the first year, the minimum value was approximately 70% and the maximum near nine out of ten.
The first two groups correspond to the lowest and second incomes, this shows that the trend remains the same with a moderate increase between years. However, the values are lowest compared to people who have more financial resources. The percentages varies for the first group between just under two fifth to near 50% and for the second across just under 60% to just under a seven out of ten.