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Band 5+: The first chart below shows the reasons why adults decideTo study in 2005, the second chart gives information about how the cost og ecah Course should be shared in the year of 2005.

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The image presents two graphical data sets: a bar chart and a pie chart. The bar chart enumerates reasons adults pursued studies in 2005 with the following percentages: 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 be able to change jobs at 12%, and To meet people at 9%. The pie chart details financial responsibility for adult education costs, divided into 40% for Individual, 35% for Employer, and 25% for Taxpayer.
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The birth chart compares the percentage of factors why youths who decide to study, while the pie chart illustrates how the cost of each course should be shared in the years of 2005. Overall, it can be seen that the highest percentage of adults studied of interest in subject and how the cost of each course should be shared was highest individually.

As shown, the highest proportion of reasons adults decide to study of interest in subject which was 40% and for gain qualification was 38%, the figure for helpful for present job was 22%,. But. improved prospect of promotion and enjoy studying were similar trend at 20%in durning period. 12%was to able changes job.the least proportion of reasons was meet to people 9%

On the other hand, the higher portion of how the cost of each course should be shared was individual 40% and employer 35% respectively. Taxpayer was 25 in 2005.

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The first chart below shows the reasons why adults decideTo study in 2005, the second chart gives information about how the cost og ecah Course should be shared in the year of 2005.

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