Portfolio
task 2
Two figures are shown. The first chart shows the reasons for
study according to the age of the students. The second chart shows the employer
support by age group such as time off and help with fees. Both charts are
regarding the UK students.
The first bar chart illustrates the different passion for
study by the ages. Young people study because they’re looking for a career,
while old people are doing the same just for interest. For example, 80% of
under 26 people study for career, and only 10% of them for interest. People
from 26-29 are 70% looking for career, less than 20% for interest. Less than
70% of people in their 30s are looking for a career, but less than 30% looking
for interest. People in their 40s have the same percentage for career and
interest which is 40%. 70% of people over 49 study for interest, while less
than 20% of them are looking for a career.
The employer support also prefers some people, that is clear
from the second chart. Under 26 people have the most support with more than
60%. Next come people between 26-29 with 50%. Then over 49 people have a
percentage of more than 30%. After that comes 40s people with less than 50%.
The lowest receiving support are people in their 30s with just over 30%.
All in all, it’s clear that young students are most
supported to continue their education and they will have the opportunity after
almost 10 years to get time off and help with fees.
All in all, it’s clear that young students are
most supported to continue their education and they will have the opportunity
after almost 10 years to get time off and help with fees.
