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 cost of adult education should be shared.

The graphs provide the data collected after a

survey

was conducted on youth education. The charts illustrate the reasons for studying and how the cost of the

course

should be shared

according to

survey

respondents.

Overall

, what stands out the most from the information given is that a major proportion of the students were studying either to gain a qualification or because they were curious about the subject and a tiny percentage of adults joined a

course

to meet new

people

.

Furthermore

,

people

considered that more than half of the

course

fee should be contributed by taxpayers and employers. Approximately 40% of adults were studying because they were interested in the

course

.

Similarly

, it was 38% for the youth who just wanted to gain qualification. The proportion of the

people

who wanted to switch careers was 12%

along with

that 9% of the

survey

respondents were enrolled in a particular

course

to meet new

people

. The percentage of the individuals who were studying because their job demanded it was almost similar.

Additionally

, the

survey

results show that

people

considered that education expenses should

also

be contributed by taxpayers and employers i.e. 25% and 35% respectively. The remainder can be covered by the students themselves.