table 2

The charts below illustrate the reasons why students of different ages study, and how employers in the UK give support to the students.

In the first chart, the under 26 years of age, students tend to study for their career and its approximately 80 percent. On the other hand, students who are over 49, study for their personal interest (70%). From the age of 26-29 the students care about their career, also the 30-39 group, and the most neutral student group is the 40-49 age group. They got the same percentage in both career and interest. Most of the employers in the UK support the under 26 group, with approximately 63 to 65 percent, and the lowest is given to the 30-39 group (35%).

In conclusion, the most important trend and the essential part is that the under 26 age group students study for their career and the over 49 students educate themselves for their personal interest. Also the under 26 group has the most employer support in the UK.

Table 1

The table and the line below illustrate that how many overseas residents visit Australia yearly, and also where the visitors came from, and from which country.

In the line graph, the numbers of visitor are almost 10 million in the year 1975. After 10 years the visits to Australia by overseas residents increased to 16 million visits, and it kept on increasing till they reached almost 31 million visits in the year 2005.

In the table, the number of visitors increased from 8.8 to 30.4 million, in 30 years period. The highest number of visitors that came to Australia in the year 1975 are the Japanese visitors and they increased to 12 million in the year 2005. The country with lowest number of visitors are china with 0.3 million visitors in 1975 and 0.8 million in 2005. Followed by USA, Britain< Europe and South Korea.

In conclusion, the most noticeable part is that the number of visits to Australia by overseas residents increased from the year 1975 and 2005, also that japan has the highest number of visitors.