The pie charts illustrate the distribution of students at a single educational center, highlighting their participation in various courses offered in 1985 compared to the present year.
Overall, it is notable that modern languages were the most popular choice in 1985, but this position has been overtaken by IT courses today. Additionally, music appreciation and local history courses are no longer available for enrollment.
In 1985, the number of students enrolled in modern languages accounted for a quarter of the total, at 24%. In contrast, the participation in modern languages has declined significantly to 11% this year, indicating that interest in this course has waned. During the same period, fitness courses remained steady at 22%. Meanwhile, there has been a 5% increase in enrollment in cookery courses, rising from 14% to 19% this year.
Although IT courses were not offered in 1985, they have become increasingly popular, now representing the largest share of enrollment at 27%. On the other hand, art courses have gradually decreased from 17% to 15%. In 1985, music appreciation and local history were chosen by a small number of students, at 8% and 15% respectively, but this year, no students have selected these courses.