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The image presents a bar chart and a table. The bar chart shows the percentage of students with part-time jobs across five age groups for two different years. For the 17-19 age group, the percentages are approximately 35% and 65%. For the 20-24 group, they are 55% and 73%. For the 25-29 group, they are 50% and 68%. For the 30-39 group, they are approximately 48% and 60%. For the 40 plus group, the percentages are about 44% and 53%. The table, titled 'Average hours of part-time work and years to complete degree', shows that for 1983, the average paid work per week was 5 hours and the average years to complete a degree was 3 years. For 2003, the average paid work per week was 14.4 hours, and the average years to complete a degree was 4 years.
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The bar chat illustrates the proportion of the Australian students, broken down by various age group, who undertook part-time jobs in 1983 and 2003. The table displays the number of working hours and years to complete their degree.
Overall, the percentage of students working part -time employment had increased throughout the timespan, especially for the 20-24 age group. Meanwhile, students worked for long hours in 2003.
In 1983, under 40% students aged 17- 19 were engaged in part- time employment, compared to approximately 50% of students aged 25-29. Whereas, nearly 60% of students aged 20-24 were in part-time work. This percentage had risen to over 70% in the younger age groups, while learner aged 30-39 or over 40 were circa 50% in 1983, which rose to around 60% in 2003.
Turning to the table, the average paid work per week had increased significantly, from 5 hours to 14.4 hours from 1983 to 2003; the average years to complete a degree increased 3 years to 4 years.
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