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 charts illustrate information on the current places and various

dance

classes attended by the adolescent proportion of a city in Australia. The pie chart shows locations and distribution in percentages, and different

dance

courses are shown in a bar chart with numbers between 0 to 700.

Overall

,

It is clear that

private studios have the highest share of the

dance

market with nearly 50%, and the majority of participants in all types of

dance

are under 11

years

old, except for the modern courses where the number of 11 to 16

years

old is higher. Regarding the location, private studios were the top priority with 50%, followed by school halls, mainly held after school, community halls, and others with 24% and 18%, respectively. Meanwhile, studios owned by colleges had only a 10% share of the total. On the other side, analyzing types revealed that approximately 600 participants under the age of 11 were recorded.

In contrast

, in the modern course, the number was a bit lower, with nearly 520 individuals above 11 to 16

years

old.

According to

tap

dance

, the quantity in both categories was slightly the same, 11 to 16

years

with 420 and under the age of 11 with a bit higher number of participants by approximately 450.