TASK 1:
ESSAY INFORMATION:
Written by: IELTS I-Ready, 19/8/2024
Marked by: Ex-BC Examiner
(IELTS Academic – 17/8/2024)
Question: The charts below show the reasons for immigrants to and from a European country in 2009.
ANSWER:
The pie graphs illustrate the purposes for migration to and from a particular nation in Europe in 2009. Overall, individuals joining their families accounted for the largest share of immigrants to this country, while secured employment was the most popular cause for emigrants.
Regarding immigration, a quarter of people entering this nation came for family unions, followed by those who had obtained definite work at 23%. Furthermore, the figures for job seeking, academic pursuit and other objectives were identical at 15%, whereas the lowest proportion was from people who did not specify a reason at 7%.
Concerning emigration, the two most common motivations for leaving this country were confirmed career opportunities and other reasons at 38% and 23%, respectively. Moreover, fairly similar percentages were witnessed for accompaniment of relatives and job finding at around 14%, which was approximately double that of study. Similarly to immigration, the lowest result was exhibited from the 4% of individuals who left without a reason stated.
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