The bar charts show the main reasons for study among students of different age groups and the amount of support they received from employers. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar charts illustrate the major reasons for

study

according to

the

age

of the student and the number of employers who support them in time and fee.

Overall

, in the first figure which is related to the

study

, for

career

, the rates are going to decrease by increasing the

age

but for

interest

,

this

process is completely reversed. In the second chart about employer support, most of the proportion is dedicated to those under 26.

To begin

with,

according to

the

study

chart,

it is clear that

nearly 80% of under 26 aged people

study

for a

career

,

whereas

10% of them

study

just for

interest

.

On the other hand

, if we look at the over 49 of the segment, we find out that 70% of these people

study

for

interest

in comparison with around 19% of their

study

for a

career

. To look at it in detail, in 40-49, both

career

and

interest

are equal at around 40%. In the second bar chart, it can be seen that over 60% of employers support the under-26

age

group. The minimum amount of the 30-39

age

group is around 34%.