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Band 5+: 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.

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The image displays two charts, a bar chart and a pie chart, depicting reasons for adult education and cost-sharing preferences. The bar chart shows "Interest in subject" as the top reason with 40%, followed by "Gain qualifications" at 38%, "Helpful for current job" at 22%, "To improve prospects of promotion" and "Enjoy learning/studying" both at 20%, "To be able to change job" at 12%, and "To meet people" at 9%. The pie chart presents cost-sharing preferences, with "Individual" bearing the highest percentage at 40%, "Employer" at 35%, and "Taxpayer" at 25%.
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The provided charts illustrate the outcomes of a survey on adult education, showing the factors why adults wants to pursue further studies,and the distribution of the cost among different stakeholders.

According to the first bar graph, approximately 40% of elderly people decided to get higher education, because of their interest in the subject, the second main reason is to gain , qualification with percentage of 38% adults, while another essential cause is that would be helpful for their current job around 20% individuals, on the other hands, meeting people seems less likely motivate for study among elderly students with 9%.

According to pie chart the expence of the future study should be divided as following, 40% cost of the education should be self-funded, while 35% believe that it can be shared with employers, and remaining 25% should be given by taxpayer.

Conclusion, in the chart most of the people wants to gain further education because of their interest in the subject, and in the pir chart most expensive is self-funded.

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