This year, a research has been conducted on the one adult education centre investigating students distribution across the courses following the previous research carried out in 1985. The study presented a percentage data of the attending students. Among the courses, modern languages comprising of french, german, and spanish course is one with the most students, gaining up to 24% of the total students in 1985, yet diminishes this year, down to 17%. This may as well be the double-edged sword effect of the improve capability and accessibility of translate machine and also artificial intelegence.
On the contrary, fitness and dance course still seem to be favored by the students as it shows no change with 22% percentage. Showing that fitnesse and dance found no room for obsolete even among students.
Compared to 19th century, students this year seem to have less interest in art but showing more interest in cooking course, each changing from 17 to 15% and 14 to 19%, respectively. This trends is very much associated with the development of digital art and the gradual shift in view regarding art as the new generations are more inclined to learn art from various social media like youtube, specifically. Meanwhile, half century development of urban into cities spawning more varieties of jobs especially in cooking causing demand to grow for chefs or kitchen assisstant. Not only that, foods has also become more diverse and needs enhanced skill to make.
Most shocking but not surprising, none of the 20th century students actually choose to attend music appreciation and also local history class, which should have had 8% and 15% percentage, in order. Rather than that, IT has been chosen instead, which is kind of expected given the advance in technology. This course has the biggest amount of students parcipitating this year, marking the era of modernity.