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Band 4+: The graph and the pie chart below give information on in-house training courses in a large financial company.

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The image presents two visual segments: a pie chart and a bar graph. The pie chart details annual training hours, specifying Technical (30), Career Development (15), Interpersonal Skills (10), Health and Safety (5). The bar graph illustrates office workers' training attitudes as percentages, contrasting Managers and Secretaries. It includes "Waste of valueless time" (Manager ~10%, Secretary<10%), "Important for job" (Manager ~80%, Secretary ~40%), "Good for networking" (Manager ~50%, Secretary ~30%), "Good excuse for a change" (Manager ~60%, Secretary ~50%).
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A Glance at a graph and pie chart illustrates the information about training hour each year among with line graph shows employees time waste .

Overall,it is evident from the graph during former time attended time was grow in technical.while,drop in health as well as safety .now turning towards the graph ,there was surge in important job for manager .apart from that shows the fall in waste of valuable time by manager among with secretart.

To embark with,pie chart shows training hour per year .30% rising in technical .whereas,least one in health and safety by only 5%. morever,marignal change in inter personal skill and career development like 10% and 15%.

To begin with,line graph .it show secretary spend more time in important for job .it was 83% intrestingly.however,significant change in waste of valuable time according to good excuses for charge. it was 9% and 43%.now looking for manager ,stay constant with secretart in important for job .while remain stable good for networking and good excuses for charge .there was 40% and 62%.

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