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 given

chart

provides information about the results of a survey of adult education. The first

chart

below depicts factors that impacted adults to decide to study. The pie

chart

illustrates how the costs of each course should be distributed.

It is clear that

interest in subject and qualification gaining were the biggest factors why adults decide to study. It is

also

noticed that the survey

also

shows that most of the education cost should be funded by individuals themselves. As can be seen from the

chart

the two main purposes why adults continue their studies are because they are interested in the program and to obtain qualification with 40% and 38% respectively. Meanwhile, helpful for the current job, improving prospects of promotion, and enjoying learning or studying were the next reasons in the range between 22% and 20%. Meeting new people and changing jobs were below 15% each

according to

the results of the survey. Getting back to the details, most people believe that the revenue from the courses should be shared with individuals, taxpayers, and employers. Three-quarters of it goes to individuals and employers,

while

exactly a quarter would be given to taxpayers.