The graphs have shown a result of a survey which was about adult education. In the first graph it is illustrated the reasons why adults chose to study. The second one illustrates how people consider that the costs of adult education should be divided.
The most noticible chosen choice is the interest in subject which represents 40% of people interviewed followed by the alternative to gain qualification that represents a slight dip 38%. While half of adults (20%) equally say that there reasons are to improve prospects of promotion and enjoy learning or studying. Moreover, 22% of the interviewed believes that would be helpful for current job. On the other hand, the public interviewed has chosen just 9% of the option to meet people and 12% to able to change jobs.
The pie graph has shown how the expenses should be divided between Individual, Taxpayer and Employer. The more considerable number (40%) was the Individual followed by the option Employer 35% and the last Taxpayer which is representing 25%.
The graphs have shown a result of a survey which was about adult education. In the
first
graph it
is illustrated
the reasons why
adults
chose to study. The second one illustrates how
people
consider that the costs of adult education should
be divided
.
The most
noticible
chosen choice is the interest in subject which represents 40% of
people
interviewed followed by the alternative to gain qualification that represents a slight dip 38%. While half of
adults
(20%)
equally
say that there reasons are to
improve
prospects of promotion and enjoy learning or studying.
Moreover
, 22% of the interviewed believes that would be helpful for
current
job.
On the other hand
, the public interviewed has chosen
just
9% of the option to
meet
people
and 12%
to able
to
change
jobs.
The pie graph has shown how the expenses should
be divided
between Individual, Taxpayer and Employer. The more considerable number (40%) was the Individual followed by the option Employer 35% and the last Taxpayer which is representing 25%.