Writing Task 1 : The number men and women attending various evening course in 2009The bar chart present the preferred evening course that the different genders were attended most recently while the pie chart compares the percentage of age of these course participants during 2009. At first glance, it is evident from the charts that participants who had age 50 or over attended more than other age range and language program was the most common attendance in one year compared than other course. Most of programs were dominated by women compared than men.
To begin, the proportion of participants age 50 over who had age 50 or over was much greater than the four arrest age group. Most a half, 42% were attended compared to only 5 % for age under 20 who had the lowest proportion attendance. At the second place, age 40-49 had percentages less than one-third while the arrest age group were around 11-16%.
Turning to the kind of course for the most recent participants, there were some clear differences between man and women. Women were as likely to be attended for drama and language evening course than men at 10 and 20 people, 20 and 40 people. The painting class were also slightly higher for women by 5 people. The number of women and men who attended language class had different significant by 20 people. For both of sexes, language program was the highest attendance at 60 people when the painting class was fairly similar at approximately 5 people whereas the sculpture class represented a quarter from language attendance. Interestingly, different with other program, most of people who attended sculpture class were men, while the number of women were a half from women.
