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Band 5+: The chrats below show the main reasons for study among students of different age groups and the amount of support they received from employers

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The image contains two graphs. The first graph details study reasons by age group: under 26, career 80, interest 10; 26-29, career 70, interest 15; 30-39, career 55, interest 25; 40-49, career 40, interest 40; over 49, career 18, interest 70. The second graph illustrates employer support: under 26, 62; 26-29, 50; 30-39, 32; 40-49, 35; over 49, 44.
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Age shows how your interests and the way people treat you change.

The reasons for study are different rely on the age. When you are young,you want to focus on career because you want a sustainable future. By the time you are old I think you are starting to cherish every moment in the present. And you are doing whatever yoursoul wants.

By the charts, in general,we can say that employer support is decreases when you get older. In our society,established that we get degrees right afterschool. And when aged people start to learn for other reasons, it may seem unusual. But we can see that at ages 39 support is the lowest. It is the middle age when you are neither young nor old. So everyone thinks you can cope by yourself.

In the end, age should not play big role in education since everyone is equal.

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