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 aforementioned graphs indicate the outcome of a survey among the

adults

to continuing their education. The first one shows the matters that people want to

study

. The second chart demonstrates society's thoughts about the cost of each course and how should be split. The bar chart illustrates that 40 per

cent

of

adults

want to

study

because they are interested in a subject. The second top per

cent

value is that they want to gain a qualification. 22 per

cent

of

adults

stated that studying in higher courses will help their current job. The improved prospect of promotion and enjoying from the

study

both have a 20 per

cent

rate. About 12 per

cent

aim to change their job

due to

study

. The

last

group, about 9 per

cent

, just need to meet new people. The pie graph related to society's belief in the cost of courses. The majority of people think that individuals should pay for themself,

this

statistic is about 40 per

cent

.

However

, about 35 per

cent

say that employers should pay the cost of

study

.

Finally

, the

last

group believe that payment is the duty of taxpayers. The result of the survey showed the reason for the

study

among

adults

and their beliefs about who should pay the fee. It is interesting that most of them want to

study

because it is their desire. Ultimately, they think the payment is on their own.