Cambridge 1 Writing Task 1
The charts below show the results of a survey of adult education. The first chart shows the reasons why adults decide to study. The pie chart shows how people think the costs of adult education should be sharedThe given diagrams illustrate the result of a survey related to studying the purpose of adults and the distribution in their academic cost.
According to the first chart, we can see the 2 largest proportion of those interesting in the subject and gaining higher qualifications is respectively 40% and 38%, while three following academic motives such as getting employee benefits, opportunities for promotion and enjoying studying just reach half of 2 above. A meager number with 12% focus on job-hoppers and a rest percentage taking up 5% show that there're very few people registrating course to meet others.
Meanwhile, from the pie chart, it is obvious that the majority of people opine that 40% tuition fee should be paid for individuals, following 35% for employers and the remaining 25% cost for taxpayers.
In summary, most of the adults making their studying decision based on their excitement with the courses and their prosperous careers. They also supported that Student benefits should be a top priority.
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