The first chart illustrates the dancing curse locations in a town of Australia, where young people attend, while the second chart gives information on types of dance lessons, including ages.
Overall, the substantial figure can be seen in private studios in a class locations category, being almost half of all the location percentages. In curses types, Ballet presented the significant expenditure with younger children age.
Firstly, most of the classes are held in private studios with 48%, probably because of big space to practice. The second destination that classes mostly held in is school halls with 24%, which is going to be after school, might be comfortable for children to learn dance at school. Community halls and other places rarely choose to hold classes in, approximately with 18%. In the least, collage-based studio showed 10%, which might mean it is not place to learn dance classes in.
In the second chart, the substantial number of people seen in ballet classes with the younger age group, with 600 people. While it is not very good with teenagers who are 16, probably 300 people attending. Most teenagers showed interest in modern dance, with 500 teenagers who are attending it, th second high figure in the trend. However, young children didn’t really attend modern dance, showed the same number of children attending on this as ballet with teenagers, which means it is 300 children. Despite those figures, both age groups seemed uninterested with tap dance calsses, only around 400 and 500 in both types of groups.