Band 6+: The chart below shows the percentage of adults of different age groups in the UK who used the internet everyday from 2003-2006. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and comparisons where relevant.

The first graph illustrates a notable decline in the percentage of students studying for career reasons as they age. Approximately 80% of individuals under 26 pursue education for career advancement, with this figure decreasing steadily by 10-20% each decade. By late adulthood, only 40% of those aged 40-49 and a mere 18% of individuals over 49 study for career purposes.

In contrast, the motivation to study out of interest rises with age. Only 10% of students under 26 engage in education driven by personal interest, but this percentage grows gradually until the early 30s and significantly accelerates in late adulthood. In fact, 70% of individuals over 49 study for interest, compared to just 18% pursuing career-related studies in that age group.

The second graph reveals that employer support is highest (approximately 60%) among students under 26, declining to 32% in their 30s, before rising again to around 44% in late adulthood.