The two bar charts illustrate the reasons for study provided by students according to their age and how many support they received from employers (in terms of time off and help with fees).
The showed chart illustrate the level of different age students, which study among also receives help and support from employers. In overall the present of people which arrived for interest sharply increased followed by
The given pie chart illustrates information about percentage of electricity generated in Scotland, by energy source for two decades ago and the last year. Overall, Scotland has spent huge amount of electricity generated
The charts show the main reasons for study among students of different age group from under 26 to over 49 years and the support they have received from employee with same age groups. Overall, it can be seen that, there i
I think the music is one of the most amazing parts of life Accommodation: - Where do you live? - How long have you lived there? - What kind of accommodation would you like? Leisure Activities: - What do you do at y
Both figures illustrate the UK's last year crime information. Line graph describes the relation between crime and age, whereas pie chart demonstrate the percentage of crimes.
The bar chart illustrates the global illiteracy rates across the region and gender wise. The statistical record was for last year only. The figures are represented in percentages.
The first graph shows that 80% of students under the age of 26 years study for career, while an average of 20% study for interest. 70% of students between ages 26 to 29 study for career, with a little above 10% motivated
Thank you for your nice gifts and greeting cards. It was surprising to me to receive the gifts and to see the well wished you have written in the cards because I didn’t inform the incident to you. It is a pleasure for me
The graph illustrates information about the share price of Coca-Cola, between 1996 and 2001 and the chart shows data about the sales of the soft drink in five continents in the year 2000.