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Band 5+: 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 charts provided illustrate why people had education and a distribution of the course among three types of learners.

Overall, the principal motives for being educated among people are to acquire qualifications and due to their desire for the subject whereas the highest proportion of the course payment was done by Individuals given in both charts.

if we take a glance at the bar graph, the basic reasons for education are shown to have a curiosity for the subject and get extra experience with the largest percentages, accounting for 40% and 38 % accordingly and the reverse pattern is for just meeting new strangers representing the lowest one 9 % which is almost twice lower than those who enjoyed and expected to get a higher promotion, showing the same proportions 20%. The remaining another two purposes for gaining education belong to changing their current occupations and get some improvements for their field, 12% and 22% respectively.

According to the pie chart, it depicts how to share the payment of the course differently. One out of four percentage of the course fee is made by the people who paid the taxes which is cited as the lowest one among three categories. Turning to the Individuals and employers, a bit more than a third and two fifths of the total payment of the course belong to them.

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