The given bar chart depicts the percentage of different reasons why adults decide to study, while the pie chart illustrates the percentage of how the costs of adult education should be shared, in three various sections.
Overall, it can be seen that a high percentage of adults decide to study beacuse of interest in subject or to gain qualifications, whereas many people believe that individuals should pay a high percentage of the cost of adult education.
To begin with, around 40% and 38% of adults want to study for interest in subject and to gain qualifications, while 22% of those believe that it can be helpful for their current jobs. Also, 20% of adults decide to study in order to improve prospects of promotion, or enjoy learning. However, only 12% and 9% of those like to study to change their jobs and to meet people.
In sharp contrast, according to the result of a survey, many people think that 40% and 35% of the costs of adult education should be paid by individuals and employer, whereas 25% of this kind of costs should be paid by taxplayer.