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Band 4+: The pie charts below show the percentage of student on the one adult education centre taking a various courses offered in 1985 and this year.

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The image displays two pie charts comparing course enrollment percentages at an adult education center for 1985 and the current year. In 1985: Art, 17%; Modern Languages (French/German/Spanish), 24%; Local history, 15%; Cookery, 19%; Music appreciation, 8%; Fitness and dance, 22%. This year: Art, 15%; Modern Languages (French/German/Spanish), 12%; Cookery, 17%; IT, 27%; Fitness and dance, 21%.
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The pie charts below illustrate number of learners on the one educated building taking a various courses offered from 1985 to now.

In first chart, the bigger was modern language ,while, in second IT became the most popular than others . In addition , music and art were the smallest categories .

As I mentioned , in 1985 the famous was extra languages like French , German, Spanish. After fitness and dance that completed 22%, then art (17%). However, all that numbers changes after some decades and have showed different picture . Although, in that circle demonstrate other sections like local history (15%) , cookery (14%) and music appreciation (only 8%). With that information we can say that in these years population prefer learn new culture and regulary do sport .

But , today IT is most developing facility ,therefore, humans used a new technologies that helping for each works . Another point is a dance that didn’t have any changes and stay stable . Next , cookery appeared that days and complete under 20%. Moreover , 2 of the courses go down ,therefore stole thier place . Finally , people must to know about computers and modern technology and continue in work on physical form .

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