The charts depict the data about placement and types of dance lessons that teenagers in a town in Australia are currently participating in.
Overall, dance lessons are located mainly in private studious, and minority in a college-based studious. Students under 11 years old prefer ballet and tap, while the 11-16 age group of pupils chooses the modern type of dance.
Regarding the pie chart, nearly half of the dance studious is located in private zones. Also, school halls occupy almost a quarter of the pie chart. In contrast with after-school classes, youths take up community halls and other only in 18 per cents of all. The least common feature is college-based studious, that lower than community halls by 8% and take exactly ten percent.
In terms of younger dancers, who are eleven years old, they participate mostly to ballet and tap dances (600 and 450 students respectively), and have lower engagement in modern style with 300 students. Their elderly and peers in the 11-16 age category prioritize modern and tap dance styles. Thus, they have almost 550 students in modern and about 450 students in tap classes. In contrast, ballet has just 300 or less students