The two diagrams demonstrate the upshot of the poll about adult education. The bar chart displays various types of reasons why adults opt to study, meanwhile, the pie chart illustrates people’s opinions about how academic fees should be divided.
Overall, the most voted reason to learn in the bar chart, was interest in the subject and gaining the qualification. Furthermore, according to the pie chart, two-fifths of the total tuition fee has to be paid individually.
The bar chart shows interests in the subject and gaining qualification as the main reason for studying with 40% and 38%, respectively. Moreover, it is clear that learning for improvement in prospects of promotion and enjoyment share the same amount of percentage with 20%. Consequently, the less selected choice in the survey was studying to meeting people with almost one-tenth of the total response. 22%?
According to the statistics in the pie chart, 40% of the full adult education fee should be paid by individuals, which is the highest percentage among other options. The second place belongs to employers with 35% of the total cost and the remaining 25% is attributed to taxpayers.