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Band 6+: The chart below show the main reasons for study among students of different employers. summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relavent

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The image presents two bar charts. The first chart details "Reasons for study according to age of student": for career and for interest. Under 26: career 80%, interest 10%; 26-29: career 70%, interest 15%; 30-39: career 58%, interest 28%; 40-49: career 50%, interest 37%; over 49: career 18%, interest 68%. The second chart shows "Employer support, by age group": under 26 at 62%, 26-29 at 50%, 30-39 at 40%, 40-49 at 36%, over 49 at 44%.
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The bar graph illustrates the reasons why students study and the support they receive from employers by age groups. overall, younger students (under 26) study for a career, while older students (over 49) study for interest. Employers support the highest for the younger students that is under age group 26 and lowest is over 49 age groups. among students under 26, around 80% study for career reasons, whereas only 10% study for their personal interest. for those aged 26-29 career is still dominant reason,although the protion decreases above 65%, while interest has increased to 15%. students over 49 is opposite pattern, with intrest being main reason at around 65% compared to 15% for career.

Employers support is highest for students under 26, at approximately 65%, while aid is lowest for 30-39 age group, at around 35% then there is silgthy increase for students over 49, reaching about 45%.

In summary, students motivations shift from career to interest with age, while employer support varies in a u-shaped pattern.

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