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Band 5+: The charts below show the main reasons for study among students of different age groups and the amount of support they received from employers. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts two bar graphs displaying reasons for study and employer support by student age groups. The top graph shows a higher percentage of students under 25 studying for career reasons (over 70%) than for interest (around 60%), with the opposite trend seen in the over-49 group (interest around 70% and career around 60%). The second graph illustrates employer support, with the under-25 group receiving around 25%, steadily increasing to around 60% for the over-49 group.
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the bar chart illustrates the reason why students study from different types of ages and a wide range of support which was given by emplyess.

Overall, it is clear that career purpose is the main reason of studying by students who are under 26 years old. It is also noticeable is that the amount of support for people are 30 t 39 years old is lowest

on the one hand, creer purposes and interest are two mains reason of studying. the percentage of studying for career purpose of young people ( under 26 years old) is the highest, with 80%. Moreover, there is a significant decrease of that when people are older ( over 49 years old), it only 19%. In contrast, the proportion of studying for interesting increase considerbly from 10% by under 26 age group to 70% by over 46 age group.

On the other hand, the amount of support of under 26 is the highest, with over 60% while the amount of that of 30 to 39 years old is the lowest with 35%. Additionally, the number of people who recieved supportion are 26 to 29 years old by employees is at thesecond tp, with 505. the amount of that of 40 to 49 and over 49 are quit low, with 395 and 42% respectively

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