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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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The charts depict the results of a survey on adult education, highlighting factors driving adult education and suggesting cost distribution among stakeholders.
Overall, adults’ primary motivations for studying include interest, qualifications, and job enhancement, with individuals bearing the largest burden in cost sharing, followed by employers and taxpayers.
In 2005, 40% of adults pursued further education due to interest, while 38% aimed for qualifications. However, 22%, 20%, and 20% found it helpful for their current employment, promotion prospects, and enjoyment of learning. Smaller percentages were motivated by job changes (12%) and social interactions (9%).
The pie chart shows that the majority of respondents believe individuals will bear the largest proportion of adult education costs, with 40%, followed by employers at 35%, and taxpayers at 25%.
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