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Band 4+: The charts below show the main reasons for study among students of different age groups and the amount of support thay received from employers

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The image contains two bar charts. The first chart shows "Reasons for study according to age of student" with ages labeled: under 26, 26-29, 30-39, 40-49, over 49. For "career," percentages are: under 26 (80%), 26-29 (70%), 30-39 (55%), 40-49 (40%), over 49 (18%). For "interest," percentages are: under 26 (10%), 26-29 (15%), 30-39 (25%), 40-49 (40%), over 49 (70%). The second chart, "Employer support, by age group (Time off and help with fees)," depicts percentages as: under 26 (62%), 26-29 (50%), 30-39 (32%), 40-49 (35%), over 49 (39%).
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The bar chart illustrates the main reasons for study among students for different age of group and the supporting ratio they received from employers.

Overall, the images showed the different stages for make career options to under 26 years old and which people are studying for interest.So,that this diagram explain the employers support to student different time of period.

In the beginning,the young students at the age of 26 they studied for career around the percentage of 80% then which students get knowledge for interest 10%.After that,even the ages of 26 to 29 the students for career decrease 10% and the ratio for intension

students is soared 15%.Then the age of 30 to 39 for stablish career student percentage is 55% and the average for focus student is 25%.While the age of 40 to 49 both value is level at 40%.In the end,the age of 49 which make future students is 28% and other percentage is high up to 70%.

The employers supporting(time of and help with fees) ratio at the age of under 26 is 65% but this favour value is plunged at the age of 26 to 29 is 50%.Then age is 30 to 39 the helping average is down at 40%.After the while,the age under 50 the supporting ratio is slightly surged up to 35%.At the Last,the age above of 50 the helping ratio is went up at 45%.

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