The bar graph provides data about the comparison of core reasons for one who takes part in studying in five age groups. The data was measured in number.
Overall, in terms of reasons, there was a downward trend for career’s purpose of candidates in five groups examined, with those aged under 26 witnessing the highest number of participants. Meanwhile, the figure for interest’s purpose of people aged over 49 skyrocketed in the latter half of the graph with its upward trend.
About 80 candidates aged under 26 studied for their career, with a slight drop in number of people aged between below 26 and 49 (from 80 people to over 40 people) and a final decline of those aged 49 and above (from over 40 people to under 20 people), which fell double in number. However, the figure for candidates with interest’s purpose saw a mild surge in the first-four-age group (from 10 people to over 40 people). In addition, there was a dramatic rise in the number of one aged 49 and above (from over 40 people to 70 people), nearly double the increase.