The bar chart compares the several motives for why mature people opt to learn, and the pie chart gives information about scheme of funding for adult education.
It is clear that, interest in subject and to gain qualifications were the most common issues why individuals decided to study in 2005. It was also noticeable that the highest proportion of costs of each course is though should have been paid by individuals.
In terms of pie chart, the number of adults choosing study for interest in subject have been reported 40,whereas 38 of mature people decided to study for to achieve qualifications. Furthermore, to meet people was the least reason why people decided to learn.Adults who want to improve their prospects of promotion and enjoy studying share the same amount with 20.22 and 12 of mature people replied they want to study since it is helpful for their current occupation and to be able to change job respectively.
According to the pie chart,it is apparent that the grown people thought the expenditure of each course must be shared mostly for individuals and employers with 40% and 35% consecutively. In addition,the taxpayers only accounted for up 25%