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Band 5+: The charts show the age at which people left full-time education as well as the average salary they were making two years after entering the workforce.

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The image shows two visual data representations: a pie chart and a bar graph. The pie chart labeled "Age on Leaving Full-Time Education" shows percentages: Before 16 (3%), 16 to 18 (18%), 19 to 21 (54%), 22 to 24 (19%), and After 24 (6%). The bar graph labeled "Average Salary Two Years after Leaving Education" indicates the following salaries in thousands: Before 16 (£16k), 16 to 18 (£18k), 19 to 21 (£19k), 22 to 24 (£23k), and After 24 (£21k).
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The pie chart presents the information about the age at which people quit studies and the bar chart illustrates the average income according to the age.

On the whole, more than half of the population abandon their studies between 19-21, this age group is followed by 22-24 age group. Both of these groups, after 2 years, earn more than other groups. Annual salary of below 16 years is at least.

About 55% people stop getting education between the age of 19 and 21. 19% people left their education at the age 22 to 24 and 16-18 age group occupies the third position , which is 18%, very close to te age group 22-24. The age groups below 16 and above 24 account for 6% and 3%, respectively.

After 2 years of quitting education, 22-24 age group earn the most , which is nearly 24000 pounds annually. The group 19-21 are at second position, who earn 21000 pounds per annum, which is bit lower than 22-24 group. The yearly earnings of above 24 age group is approximately equal to 19-21. BElow 16 has lowest annual salary in the chart.

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