The bar chart shows the number of people working in four sports sectors in an Australian town in 2016 You should spend 20 minutes for this task Only less than 250 words

The bar graph illustrates the number of unpaid and paid people who took part in four sports positions in a town in Australia in 2016.
In general, volunteers enjoyed being trainers more than the rest of the activities. Meanwhile, there are insignificant differences among the four categories of paid jobs.
In unpaid work, coaching accounted for the highest figure, with over 70 volunteers while working as adjudicators made up 32% and became the lowest job taken part in by unpaid people in 2016. The number of volunteer therapists was half of that in coaching, with 45 members. Over 25 people became therapists fewer than in other sections.
The figure for paid people who participated in referees' and therapists' work has no significant gap, more or less 40 workers. The number of paid staff involved in other sections is nearly5 more than the number of instructors.