The first bar chart shows the main reasons why students of different ages study, which are for their career or for interest. The second chart shows the percentage of students in each age group who received support from their employers, such as time off and help with fees.
Overall, younger students mainly studied for their career, while older students mainly studied for interest. Younger students also got the most support from employers.
About 80% of students under 26 studied for their career, and only 10% studied for interest. As the age increased, the percentage of students studying for their career decreased, to 70% for 26 to 29 year olds and 58% for 30 to 39 year olds. In the 40 to 49 group, the two reasons were equal at about 41%. For students over 49, only 19% studied for their career, but 70% studied for interest.
For employer support, 64% of students under 26 got support. This fell to 51% for the 26 to 29 group and 34% for the 30 to 39 group, which was the lowest. After that, it increased slightly to 38% for the 40 to 49 group and 45% for students over 49.
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