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Age, career, interest and help

Age, career, interest and help ABmQn
Out of the two bar graphs illustrated, the first graph represents the proportion of the students based on their age group who opt for study either for their interest or career. The other one gives the information about the support received by different age group from their employer in the terms of leaves and payment of fees. Overall as per the first graph, the young people are more career-oriented. However, their purpose for the study gradually shifts towards interest as they grow older. On the other hand, the latter graph gives the idea that the employers tend to provide their maximum support to young people ageing below 26 Firstly, the majority of the students which is 80% of them believe the education provides them with a better career opportunity. They are least oriented towards the study as a subject of their interest. 10% of such students go for study for their interest. However, there is a paradigm shift towards the purpose of the study as people grow older. A significant number of people continue their study as a subject of their interest rather than a career opportunity. Regarding the second graph, the highest proportion of the students who receive employee support are the students ageing below 26 more than 60% of such students enjoy leaves from work and financial assistance from their employers.
Out of the two bar
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illustrated, the
first
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graph
represents the proportion of the
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students
based on their age group who opt for
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study
either for their
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interest
or career. The other one gives the information about the support received by
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different
age group from their employer in the terms of
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leaves
and payment of fees.

Overall
as per the
first
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graph
, the young
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people
are more career-oriented.
However
, their purpose for the
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study
gradually
shifts towards
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interest
as they grow older.
On the other hand
, the latter
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graph
gives the
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idea
that the employers tend to provide their maximum support to young
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people
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ageing
below 26

Firstly
, the majority of the
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students
which is 80% of them believe the education provides them with a better career opportunity. They are least oriented towards the
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study
as a subject of their
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interest
. 10% of such
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students
go for
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study
for their interest.

However
, there is a paradigm shift towards the purpose of the
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study
as
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people
grow older. A significant number of
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people
continue their
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study
as a subject of their
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interest
rather
than a career opportunity.

Regarding the second
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graph
, the highest proportion of the
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students
who receive employee support are the
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students
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ageing
below 26 more than 60% of such
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students
enjoy
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leaves
from work and financial assistance from their employers.

IELTS academic Age, career, interest and help

Academic
  American English
5 paragraphs
223 words
5.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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