The graphs illustrate the result of a survey of adult education. The number one statistic demonstrate the reason why adults decide to study. The pie chart provides how people think the cost of adult education should be shared.
In general, the most common reason for adults education is a interesting in subject , and the majority feel that individuals should bear the highest share of the costs.
It can be seen, interest in the subject is the primary reason for study it comes to 40%, while 38% is the to gain qualifications. The significance of other reasons, including enhancing current job performance and improving promotion prospects, is lower. Only 9% mention social reasons, such as meeting people, as the least common.
Concerning cost distribution, individual are expected to pay the most, covering 40% of all pie graph. Employers are suggest to contribute 35%. Taxpayers are seen as responsible for 25%, indicating a view that society also gains from adult education.
