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Band 6+: The table below shows the number of Australian students studying abroad from 2004 and 2006.

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The image shows a bar graph detailing the number of Australian students studying abroad from 2004 to 2006 across five countries. For the USA, student numbers were approximately 1900 in 2004, around 2000 in 2005, and close to 2500 in 2006. In New Zealand, there were about 2100 students in 2004, around 2300 in 2005, and slightly over 2400 in 2006. The UK had roughly 1100 students in 2004, approximately 1200 in 2005, and close to 1600 in 2006. Germany recorded about 200 students each year from 2004 to 2006. Japan showed close to 100 students in both 2004 and 2005, and around 200 in 2006.
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The chart shows how the number students studying in abroad from Australia changed during 2 years, starting in 2004.

Overall, New Zealand, UK and especially USA had the highest number of Australian students being educated there, while studying in Germany and Japan was not really common over the given period.

USA and New Zealand shared similar standings in 2004 with above 2500 students and both commenced an upward trajectory, albeit USA’s figure had a significant escalation up to 3000 until 2006, while the latter one pronounced increase by 300 at the end of the time frame. As for students studying in UK, its number remained stable, after having a rise of 100, from 1500 in 2005.

In terms of Germany and Japan with the lowest patterns, both had almost the same rates at approximately 200, with the former seeing a marginal increase and the latter decreasing minimally, after which it bounced back to its starting point.

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