The charts below show the main reasons for study among students of different age groups and the amount of support they received from employers. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The first graph shows that 80% of

students

under the

age

of 26

years

study

for

career

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,

while

an average of 20%

study

for

interest

. 70% of

students

between

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26 to 29

study

for

career

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, with a little above 10% motivated to

study

for

interest

. There is a significant decline in the

study

for

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career

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between

ages

30 to 39

years

, with a percentage between 50 to 60% but a slight

interest

between 20 to 30% is shown in

this

age

bracket.

Students

between

ages

40 to 49

years

have 40% to

study

for

career

and

interest

,

while

students

above

age

49

study

more for

interest

(70%), against

career

, which is between 10 to 20%. The

second

paragraph shows that employers of

students

under 26

supports

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the

students

with time off and school fees,

while

the support drops to 50% for

students

between

ages

26 to 29.

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between

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age

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30 to 39 have 30 to 40% support from their employers,

likewise

students

between

ages

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40 to 49.

Students

over 49

years

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relatively high support from their employers, which is slightly above 40%.