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Band 4+: The charts below show the results of a survey of adult education. The first chart shows the reasons why adults decide to study. The pie chart shows how people think the costs of adult education should be shared. Write a report for a university lecturer, describing the information shown below.

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The image contains a bar graph and a pie chart. The bar graph shows different reasons for study with their respective percentages; Interest in subject - 40%, To gain qualifications - 38%, Helpful for current job - 22%, To improve prospects of promotion - 20%, Enjoy learning/studying - 20%, To be able to change jobs - 12%, To meet people - 9%. The percentages are depicted on the x-axis ranging from 0 to 40, with 10 percentage intervals. The pie chart shows how the costs of each course should be shared with the following percentages; Individual - 40%, Employer - 35%, Taxpayer - 25%. Each section of the pie chart is labeled with the respective contributor and percentage.
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introduction, tow chart illustrate the result of survey of adult education. the first bar chart represent the cause whey adult determine to learn. and the other pie chart indicate how individuals think how to charge of each course should be share

overall, it is clear to see that, the interest in subject in the highest reason for study and the to need people lowest on the graph. and the individual is the highest charge of each course should be shared and taxpayer is the lowest on the graph,

looking at the bar graph 40% of adult decided to education due to their interest in the subject while 38% did so with the aim of gaining qualification notably 22% 20% and 20% of adult fine it helpful for their current employment. Seek to improve their prospects of promoting and pursue education for the sheer enjoyment of learning respectively similar percentage are motivated by the prospect of changing job 20% and social interesting 9%,

analysing the pie chart it is evident that the majority of respondents abdicate for individuals to bear the greatest proportion of the cost at 40% following costly behind employees are Deemed responsible for 25% of the financial border for adult education

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