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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 graph illustrate the primary causes for study among learners of various age group and the amount of support they received from workers.

In overview, it can be seen that youngster choose to study the most favourable reason is career and the least favourable cause is interest.The highest amount of assistant for younger age group and the least amount of support for under 26 age group is received from employers.

To begin with,over all trend gradually decreased with increasing age group for career while trained gradually increased with rising age group for reason of interest.Moreover, under 26 age group learner do study only 10% for career which grew with 7 times more for over 49 age group.Senior adults have same trend for carrier and interest with less than one half.

Further,70% toddlers received support from workers while half amount of adults receive help from employers. Senior citizenleast number who received help from workers.Interestingly, youngster were the second highest number who received assistant from employers.

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