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Band 6+: The charts below show the result of a survey of adult education. The first chart shows the reason why adults decide to study. The pie chart shows how people think the costs of adult education should be shared.

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The image contains two graphical representations. The first one is a horizontal bar chart titled "Reasons for education" listing seven categories: To meet people (9%), To be able to change job (12%), Enjoy learning/studying (20%), To improve prospects of promotion (20%), Helpful for current job (22%), To gain qualifications (38%), Interest in subject (40%). The second graph is a pie chart titled "How the costs of each course should be shared" with three sections: Individual (40%), Employer (35%), Taxpayer (25%).
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The graphs illustrate the trends in education reasons among adult group of people and how they have manage the expanse of each course and who should pay.

Taking everything into consideration, there are two key reasons why adults enrol course. They are keen on subjects and the second one is enhancing qualifications. The pie chart provides information about costs where the major parts are employers and individuals.

From the bar chart it is evident that the considerable percentage is interest in subject 40% and gaining qualification 38% just under 40. While joy of learning and improving prospects of promotion stand on the same rate 20%. The reason of help for current job picks up 22% just more over than the joy of studying and prospects of promotion. In contrast the minor reasons are an opportunity to change the job 12% and meeting new people 9%.

According to the pie chart, the data is released in two large and one slight proportions where the significant portions is where the costs are shared by individuals 40%. Nearly one-third portion of taxpayers should share costs of each course and it is 35%. Taxpayers takes the smallest percentage 25%, just a quarter of survey results.

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