The charts below show the results of a survey of adult 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 two charts below depict the summary of an opinion survey about the reason why adults decide to study beyond the age of compulsory school attendance, and how tuition fees should be split.

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, adults tend to continue their studies

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the two primary factors that they have an interest in those subjects and a desire to take degrees.

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, the majority of school costs should be capitalized by individuals themselves. concerning the first chart, people’s habits of school subjects and obtaining diplomas were the main reason leading them to study, with 40

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respectively.

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, to enhance prospects of studies, enjoy learning, and help people in their recent works, were halved that of two aforementioned purposes, in a range of 22

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, and apart from that, the reasons for adults to meet people and have abilities to change their current jobs just only accounted for below a minority. turning to the second set of data, a lion's share of people’s budgets for course fees, registering at 40

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, should be prioritized by themselves, and after that, 35

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of the costs should be allocated to employers,

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taxpayers should be the most minor contributor to the aforementioned fees, with a quarter.