The charts illustrate the data recover from an adult education survey. The bar chart represents the multiple reasons why adults decide to study. The pie chart shows the distribution of costs depending on people’s opinions.
Overall, most percentage of adult people decided to study thanks to their interest in the choosen subject. Meanwhile, the least popular reason was to meet new people. A greater proportion of adult citizens believe that the costs should be paid individually, while the smallest part by employees.
Interest in subject, at 40% and to gain qualifications with 38% are the most popular reasons to study between adults. To meet people had the lowest percentage, not surpassing 9%. Besides, the reasons related with improving or getting jobs are around 12% and 22% respectively.
The adult population thinks that the costs should be distributed, 40% in an individual form, 35% by the employers. Finally, with less proportion, by taxes (25%).
