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Band 5+: The charts illustrate the percentage of adults who chose to study in 2005 and how to the costs of adults education were Shared.

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The image contains two sections: a bar chart and a pie chart. The bar chart presents reasons why adults decided to study in 2005, with "Interest in subject" at 40%, "To gain qualifications" at 38%, "Helpful for current job" at 22%, "To improve prospects of promotion" at 20%, "Enjoy learning/studying" at 20%, "To able to change jobs" at 12%, and "To meet people" at 9%. The pie chart displays the cost-sharing for adult education courses, indicating "Individual" covers 40%, "Employer" covers 35%, and "Taxpayer" covers 25%.
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The bar chart gives information about the reasons why adults decide to study in 2005.The second ( The pie chart ) shows how the costs of adult education should be shared.

It can be seen that there are a lot of people with different motives choose to study in the year of 2OO5, the results show that 40% of adults decided to go back to the seats of school because of their interest in the subject itself,others to get qualifications, this proportion represent 30%. For those who find it helpful for their jobs or to get promoted or simply because they find their happiness in studying are the statistics shows that they are 20 %. finally a small category opt for eduction in purpose of building relationships a 9% only, And 12% for a reason to be able to change their jobs.

It is evident that individuals are expected to pay the same amount of fees as the employers with just a slightly difference of 5% whereas taxpayers pay only 25 %

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