The charts below illustrate the results of a poll of adult education. The graph shows why adults are interested in studying, while the pie chart demonstrates how individuals think the costs of adult education should be distributed.
Overall, according to the graph, interest in a subject and gaining qualifications are the most popular and common reasons why adults decide to study. Both of these options illustrate approximately identical results (about 40% and 38% respectively). The other categories were slightly lower. Helpful the current job is the third most selected variant, at only 22%. In addition, improving prospects of promotion, as well as enjoying learning, are average selections, which are less than double the interest in the subject. The lowest result shown in this survey is meeting people, with only 9% of usage.
In terms of the distribution of the costs of each course, the highest percentage of adults (about 40%) choose to pay by themselves. The majority of adults believe that the remaining 35% and 25% must be shared between employers and taxpayers, respectively