The charts below give information on the location and types of dance classes young people in a town in Australia are currently attending. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie and bar charts depict the locations and three types of dance courses respectively in one Australian town. An overview of the pie

chart

reveals that the private

studios

are the dominant location,

while

the college-based location demonstrates the lowest one. It is clear from the bar

chart

that the Ballet and Tap dance classes are mostly popular among under-11-year-old attendees,

while

the Modern dance

class

is mostly filled by the other age group.

According to

the pie

chart

, private

studios

account for the maximum percentage at 48%,

whereas

college-based

studios

constitute the minimum proportion with approximately five times less than private

studios

. The school halls are 6% more than the community halls & others (24% as opposed to 18%). Regarding the bar

chart

, the number of under 11 attendees in the Ballet

class

is twice as much as the 11-16-year-old students, with 600 and 300 respectively.

Likewise

, in the Tap

class

, the under-11 age group outnumbers the other age group by almost 20 students.

In contrast

, the modern

class

is more popular among 11-to-16-year-olds than the under-11-year-olds with 520 compared to 300 attendees.