
Originally Posted by
nogy
In this report I am going to describe two charts.
The first is a barchart that shows the number of adults (in percentages) and reasons why they decide to study. The smallest percentage (9%) goes to meeting people, closely followed by 12% for the ability to change jobs. Also, two equal percentages were given to enjoying learning/studying and improving prospects of promotion which were both 20%. 22% of adults said they want to study because it will be helpful for their current jobs. 38% was given for gaining qualifications and the last one gets the most percentage with 40% for interest in the subject.
The second is a pie chart that gives an overview on how the costs of each course should be shared amongst people. Firstly, it shows that 40% of the costs must be paid by an individual. This is by far the maximum percentage in this chart. Secondly, the employer should pay 35%. Finally, the taxpayers ought to pay the least amount with 25% of the costs.
This ends my report. (172 words)