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Band 4+: The charts show the results of a survey of adults education. the first chart shows the reason why adults decide to study. The pie chart shows how people think the cost of adult education should be shared.

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The image displays two chart types: a bar chart and a pie chart. The bar chart lists the reasons why adults decide to study, showing the following percentages: interest in subject - 40%, to gain qualifications - 38%, helpful for current job - 22%, to improve prospects of promotion - 20%, enjoy learning/studying - 20%, to be able to change jobs - 12%, to meet people - 9%. The pie chart indicates how people think the costs of each course should be shared: taxpayer 25%, individual 40%, employer 35%.
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This pie chart compares of the individual and taxpayers and Employer costs of each course should be shared, on the other hand also the chart shows the results of survey of adult education and it’s shows the reason why adult decides to study, and in this assy we will report and describe the information in those chart and pie chart.

Firstly we will disuse why adult want to study, the most reason is they interested in subjects that has 40 report,below it to gain qualification under it helpful for current job then to improve prospects of promotion below them Enjoy and studying then to able to change jobes, finally the lowest report is to meet people that has 9 report.

So know we will talk about the pie chat and sum up the title is how the costs of each course should be shared I will biggen with the highest cost is individual that has 40 percentage the employer that has 35 percentage the the taxpayer that has only 25 percentage.

In conclusion I will talk about my opinion about the reports and the costs of the course’s ,I can se that most people care for education because of there jobs ,in addition the cost is very good with the requirements.

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