The bar charts below show the main reasons for study among students of different age groups and the amount of support they received from employers.

The graphs compare the principles reasons for studying depending on the

age

of students and the support they have got.

Overall

, five different gaps of

age

have been represented. For the first bar picture, for each section of

age

, there are two columns indicating the percentage of each reason: or for career or interest, the second pic indicates the help students will get at different ages.

Additionally

, in the reasons for studying, depending on the

age

, the factors for study are not the same. Indeed, under the bracket of 26, a vast minority study for interest. The main factor which is career will be the most common answer for up to 40-49-year-old students who seem to find both reasons as equal. Yet over 49, we can notice a brutal change.

This

time very few studies for career but for their interest.

However

, in the second bar chart, we can see a slim contrast between the 30-39 cohort and 40-49 turning around 30 %.

Nevertheless

, over 49-year-old cohort gets more help. But the pupils under 26 years old are far forward having a 63% of help.

Whereas

for the 26-29 bracket, support has declined to 50%.