The bar chart illustrates the reason behind the

decision of adults for studying. In contrast, the pie

chart shows people's desire for the cost-sharing of
adult education. Overall, it can be seen that the
interest in a subject is the top reason behind the
adult's will to study, and the cost of education
should be shared individually.
Firstly, the interest in the subject has been the prime
reason for adults' desire to study, and it is followed
by qualification gain as the second most reason for
studying among the adults. Only 22% thought that
education could give them an upper hand in their
current job. However, the opinions are divided on
the reasons for "improving prospects of promotion"
and "enjoying studying". Finally, only 12% thought
education would aid them in changing jobs, while
last but not least, adult education could help them
meet people
By far, cost-sharing of each course to be more
individualistic has been preferred the most, with
40% of survey takers agreeing. It is followed by
35% of survey takers agreeing that the employer
should share each course's cost. Lastly, 25% have
agreed that the taxpayers should share the cost of
each course.
 Comments

This bar and pie chart would give you a good score
as it meets the task's requirements.

Note that the introduction mentions both the line

and bar chart:
The bar chart illustrates the reason behind the
decision of adults for studying. In contrast, the pie
chart shows people's desire for the cost-sharing of
adult education.

The overview also mentions both:

Overall, it can be seen that the interest in a subject
is the top reason behind the adult's will to study,
and the cost of education should be shared
individually.

The first body paragraph then explains the data

from the bar chart, and the second body paragraph
presents the data from the pie chart.