Two charts demonstrate the aspects of adult education. The bar chart illustrates the purposes of studying, while the pie chart depicts the prices of shared parts in each course.
Looking at the first chart, there are seven reasons why adults decide to study, that interest in the subject ranks first in this chart while meeting people occupies the lowest. Gaining qualifications and interest in the subject are the two main ambitions with 38% and 40%, respectively. Adults determining to study for helpfulness for current job take 22 percents, followed by the two equal desires that improving prospects of encouraging and enjoying learning are both a fifth of the whole figure. Meeting people and changing occupation proportionate 9% and 12% correspondingly, becoming the least necessary purposes.
Turning to the second chart, individual is shared the most considerable part commensurating with 40 percents. The data of employer is over one-third (35%) whilst the figure for taxpayer is one-forth, rating the smallest pricing part in each adult education’s course.