The bar chart illustrates the age at which people left full-time education as well as the average salary they were making two years after entering the workforce from the ages of under 16 years to over 24 years, and the pie chart illustrates the percentage of the ages at wich people leave full-time education.
There is a significant increase in the average salary they were making two years after entering the workforce from the ages of ( 22 to 24 years old) And in the age before 16 years the lowest value in terms of the average salary is appreciated, The pie chart shows that young people who are between 19 and 21 years old, add up to more than half of the total percentage of people who leave full time education.
In specific terms, it can be seen that before the age of 16, the lowest salary is obtained, which is between £ 17 and in the age range of 22 to 24 years, a salary of approximately £23 can be achieved.
The highest number of young people who leave full education are within the age range of 19 to 21 years, representing the highest percentage reaching (54%) and the age range that occupies the smallest percentage is between the ages of less than 16 years with a percentage of 3%.
In conclusion, this indicates that the majority of young people between the ages of 19 to 21 are leaving education and young people who are in the age range of 22 to 24 are earning a greater amount of money in comparison to others.
The bar chart illustrates the
age
at which
people
left
full-time education
as well
as the average
salary
they were making two years after entering the workforce from the
ages
of under 16 years to over 24 years, and the pie chart illustrates the
percentage
of the
ages
at
wich
people
leave
full-time education.
There is a significant increase in the average
salary
they were making two years after entering the workforce from the
ages
of
(
22 to 24 years
old
) And in the
age
before
16 years the lowest value in terms of the average
salary
is appreciated
, The pie chart
shows
that
young
people
who
are between 19 and 21 years
old
,
add
up to more than half of the total
percentage
of
people
who
leave
full time education.
In specific terms, it can be
seen
that
before
the
age
of 16, the lowest
salary
is obtained
, which is between
£ 17
and in the
age
range
of 22 to 24 years, a
salary
of approximately £23 can
be achieved
.
The highest number of
young
people
who
leave
full education are within the
age
range
of 19 to 21 years, representing the highest
percentage
reaching (54%) and the
age
range
that occupies the smallest
percentage
is between the
ages
of less than 16 years with a
percentage
of 3%.
In conclusion
, this indicates that the majority of
young
people
between the
ages
of 19 to 21 are leaving education and
young
people
who
are in the
age
range
of 22 to 24 are earning a greater amount of money
in comparison
to others.