The given two charts illustrate the current place and various kinds of dance classes for young people in a town in Australia.
Overall, while children under 11 prefer studying ballet the most, teenagers from 11 to 16 attend modern dancing more than the other two types. In addition, private studios are the most popular choice for young people practicing dancing.
Regarding the location of dance classes, nearly half of the adolescents in town apply for classes held in private areas such as studios. This figure is roughly five times higher compared to the percentage children opting for public area including college-based studios. Meanwhile, learning to dance after school by utilizing available halls accounts for around one-fourth of the youngsters’ preferences, which is precisely 6% higher than the proportion of young learners using community halls and other places (18%).
In terms of types of dance classes, while most children under 11 learn ballet, with a little bit more than 600 people, youngsters aged from 11 to 16 attend in this class the least, with only half the number of those under 11. Likewise, 300 is also the number of children under 11 participate in modern dance – the field of dance that attracts adolescents aged from 11 to 16 the most, with around 510 people. Moreover, the number of children under 11 and those aged from 11 to 16 who join tap dance classes is nearly the same, at approximately 430 people.
