Chart practice The bar chart indicates the changes in the reason for adults to study, while the pie chart compares the percentage of who should share the costs of each course. Overall, the majority of people going to study were because they had interest in certain subject and wanted to acquire qualifications. While the least purpose were for job-changing and meet people. In addition, people had widely different attitude on who need to pay for the courses, it is clear that more people think that individual should pay than those believe should pay by taxpayers. Looking at those who want to study for interest and gain qualifications accounted for the highest proportion, at around 40%, while studying for the help for current job, improve prospect of promotion, and enjoy studying only stood at 20%, which was half than the former. There were the less people who studying for changing jobs and meet people, at 12% compared with 9%. Turning to who should responsible for the cost of courses, only a quarter of people believe that it should be paid by the taxpayers, whereas most people believe that this should be paid by individuals and employers, which accounted for 40% and 35% respectively.