The chart depicts a survey result regarding adult education, where the first chart indicates the reasons for studying at adult age percentage-wise and the second pie chart describes how much differently people think about the percentage of costs of each course should be shared by the taxpayer, the individual or the employer.
Overall, most adults decide to study for their interest in a subject, on the other hand, there is also the smallest percentage of people who decides to study to meet people. People think that adults should carry the significant cost of their own education.
In detail, two-fifths of adults decide to study because of their interest in a subject, and a slightly lower percentage of people aspire to qualify. Also, for 22% of people, education is helpful for their current job. Likewise, the same amount of adults study for the reason of improving prospects of promotion and to enjoy studying which is 20%. In contrast, 12% of adults study to change their jobs and only 9% of adults are more interested in meeting new people.
In terms of the responsibility for paying the education fee, 40% education fee should be carried by an individual, while 35% should be paid by the employer and the rest of the cost should be covered by the taxpayer.