The bar chart illustrates the reasons why adults determine to study, while the pie chart compares how people think the costs of adult education ought to be deided.
Overall, it can be seen that gain qualifications and interest in subject were the most common reason for adult, whereas meeting people and change jobs were the fewest common. Moreover individual shared the accounts for the largest percentage, however taxpayer makes up the smallest percentage.
Gain gualifications and insterest in subject were the most popular reason for education, whic reputation is 38% and 40% respectively. Enjoying learning or studying and improving prospects of promotion stay at the same level, equaling 20%, while helpfulling for current job a little bit more, reaching 22% of interest. Meeting people and chancing job the lowest percentages, wich surrounds 9% and 12%, respectively.
Individuals accounts for the largest proportion of course costs, at 40%, whereas employers represents 35%. Taxpayers the smallest part of cost of the pie chart, which accounts for 25%.
