The bar chart illustrates the percentages of seven reasons on why adults decide to study while the pie chart displays the percentages of how society think the cost of adult education should be shared to three stakeholders which are taxpayer, employer, and individual.
Overall, the majority adults choose to study with primary reason as being interested in the subject, whereas to meet people is the least reason. The proportions of the cost of each courses should be paid shows little different among the three components.
The percentage of people with reason interested in the subject is 40% marking as the highest number, followed by to gain qualifications with 38% and will be helpful for current jobs with 22%. For two reasons, to improve prospects of promotions and enjoy learning or studying, appear to have same percentage with 20%. Furthermore, to be able to change jobs has 12% and to meet people is the lowest percentage with just 9%. The figure for individual should pay for education reaches to 40% which is the highest percentage, with a slightly difference of 5% from employer part and 15% difference from taxpayer part.