The bar graph illustrates the motivation why adults choose to continue their education,while the pie chart indicates how individuals believe how tuition fees should be divided.
Overall, the most common reason for continuing education is personal interest in the subject,followed nearly by achieving qualifications in specific fields. The most surveyed humans believe that it should mainly be covered by individuals , with some support from employers and taxpayers.
According to the bar chart,the most frequently chosen cause is interest in the subject,mentioned by 40% of respondents. Gaining qualifications is nearly as popular as personal interest in the subject,exactly 38%.Other common reasons include developing in current job and enhancing prospects of promotion mentioned by 22% and 20% respectively.Enhancing prospects of promotion and enjoying studying have the same amount of percentage (20%). Less frequently mentioned reasons are the ability to change professions(12%) and meet new people (9%).
The pie chart indicates that the majority of people believe that individuals responsible to cover 40% of tuition fees,Taxpayers and employers should pay only 25% and 35% respectively.
