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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 charts illustrate the percentage of adults who chose to study in 2005 and how to the costs of adults education were shared.It is evident that the highest percentage of adults chose to study interest in subiect. By contrast, the proportion of adults believed the costs of each course should shared among individual was largest.

In the terms of bar chart, the majority of adults chose to study due interest in subjeet 40% was largest, by followed 38% adults who chose to study to gain qualifications. Respectively, 22% aduits decied

to study beacuse it is helpful for current job, and at 20% adults who pursued education to enjoy learning. The percentage of adults who chose to study to able to changes jobs and to meet people was lowest Which accounted 12% and 2%.

For the remaining pie chant, the percentage of adults shared course costs of each among individual 90% was largest, at 35% had employer. The majority of adults shaned lowest for texpayper were Shaned lowest 25% taxpayper .

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

he first chart illustrates the reasons why adults decided to study in 2005, while the second shows opinions on how the cost of adult education should be shared. Overall, the main motivation for adults to continue studying was personal interest, closely followed by gaining qualifications, whereas meeting new people was the least common reason. Regarding […]

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

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 […]

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