The two diagrams provide a breakdown of the data on which dancing learners in Australia take various dance classes by separated age groups. Overall, there is a higher number of learners practicing in private studios in comparison to others, and a noticeable preference for ballet courses among children under 11 than the others.
Regarding the pie chart, the most striking feature is private studios, which account for approximately half of the total. The rest of the class choices are in community halls, school halls, and college-based studios, respectively 18,24, and 10 percent.
Turning to the bar chart, it can be seen that over 600 children participate in ballet classes, a double amount of those in the same age group dominating modern classes. By contrast, teenagers opt for the modern types, which draw a little over 500 participants, higher than the number of this age group in the other two. Finally, tap dance courses are the ones which remain the lowest in the number of members both under and above 11, with about 400 attendees.