The Chart below shows the results of a survey of andult education. The first chart shows the reasons why adults decide to study . The pie chart shows how people think the costs of adult education should be shared.

The data illustrates the results of a survey on adolescent

education

. The first

chart

deciphers the reasons for adult

education

while

the second

chart

describes how the cost of

education

should be shared.

Overall

, in the first ,

chart

the most reason why people pursue learning is to link to an interest in a field and to gain more industry-level knowledge and

whereas

the least is to change their current situations and to meet people from diverse areas.

While

, in the other

chart

outlines, the cost for a course should be shared by the Individual and Employer more than the taxpayer. The most mature persons' voted in the survey for the reason for

education

was

due to

an interest in the subject area which is at a whopping 40% and the highest voting it received in the survey

along with

increasing knowledge with just a slightly less at 38%.

Also

, the least reasons people voted for were to change their current situation which was at 12% and to meet new persons' which was the least voted factor at 9% of the

chart

Also

, the other charts depict the structure of the cost of each course should be shared. The most expenditure should be carried by the Individual themselves which is at 40% of the figure and the employer which is at 35% of the

chart

,

further

only 25% is allocated to taxpayers' share of to amount of attendance to a course.