The chart below show the result of a survey of adult education. The fist chart shows the reasons why adult decide to study. The pie chart shows how people think the costs of adult education should be shared. Write a report for a university lecturer, describing the information show below.

The bar chart illustrates the reasons why

adults

decide to study,

while

the pie chart depicts how the costs of adult education should be shared.

Overall

, the biggest motivation for people to continue their studies is their interest in the subject,

while

the lowest motivation is to meet people. In terms of cost sharing, individuals bear the highest share,

while

taxpayers contribute the least. In detail, there are seven reasons why

adults

choose to continue their education. The primary motivation is an interest in the subject, with around 40% of

adults

citing

this

reason.

This

is followed closely by the desire to gain qualifications, which accounts for about 38%.

Additionally

, around 20% of

adults

study to help with their current job, to improve their prospects of promotion, and for the enjoyment of learning or studying.

Moreover

, 12% of

adults

study to change jobs, and the lowest percentage, at 9%, do so to meet people. Meanwhile, individuals contribute the largest share of education costs, at around 40%, followed by employers, who contribute about 35%, and taxpayers, who cover approximately 25%.