The charts illustrate the findings of adult education from a survey. The bar chart compares the reasons why adults are interested in study, while the pie chart depicts the observations of individuals about the expenditure on aged education.
Overall, the largest number of people study because they are interested in the subject, whereas the minority want to meet people. People think that, most of the cost for each course should come from individual expense.
In the bar chart, students want to study because they are interested in the subject and to gain the qualification is 40 and 38 respectively. In addition, enjoying learning and improving prospects of promotion share the same number, which is 20. Only 9 people want to meet people as their primary motivation for studying.
The pie chart shows that people think around 40 percent of the course cost should be recovered from individuals. Besides, 35% of expenses should come from the employer, while the rest of the cost (25%) will come from taxpayers.
