The bar chat 1

The two bar charts illustrate the principal reasons for learning purpose in distinct ages and employers promote jobs for age group.

As can be seen from the chart, it is obvious that studying for careers in the youngest people is by far the most widely – enjoyed while the last gain in popularity in under 26 year old is for interest purpose. In addition, the percentage of employers support by the youth below 26 is higher than that of all.

A more detailed look at the first chart reveals that students who study for careers in under 26 age is the greatest at 80 percent, the second highest is between the age 26 and 29 at 70 percent and the lowest figure1 is seen in the oldest people at just under 20 percent. Those who spend time studying for interest have the age over 49 which is higher than that of various age groups at more than two thirds. By contract, the smaller figure is by young people under 26 at only a ten

Turning to the second chart is that approximately two thirds see in the youngest age which is highest in difference age groups. Followed by 26-29 age with a half, 30-49 age at under two fifth and over 49 age at more than two fifths.