The bar charts compares the number of postgraduate and graduate in the UK after graduation in 2008 who prefer to have part-time work, voluntary work, unemployment, and Further study.
The pair of bar charts presents an analysis of the career trajectories of UK graduates and postgraduates in 2008, specifically those who did not enter full-time employment.
The two bar chart demonstrated the 4 other pathway for higher education students in the United Kingdom who did not commit to the working field after their graduation in 2008.
The bar charts illustrate information about the graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work after leaving college in the UK in 2008.
The following bar charts depict what graduate and postgraduate students did after leaving college excluding full-time work, in 2008. Those activities include part-time work, voluntary work, further study and unemployment
The charts give the information about United Kingdom graduate and postgraduate students and, students who did part-time work, voluntary, further study and unemployment after leaving the university in 2008.
The given chart illustrates graduate and postgraduate student who are excluding full-time work in UK after learnign college in 2008 . There are two bar graphs show both students who gratuates and postgraduates also it de
The bar charts illustrate what did not go into full-time work, which are the UK graduates and postgraduate students after graduating college in 2008. The UK graduates work more than the UK postgraduates.
A quick glance at the charts illustrate a number of graduate and postgraduate students in the UK who finished college in 2008 and then did part-time, volunteering, further study and unemployment instead of attempting ful
The chart illustrates what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full time job did after leaving college during 2008. Job perspectives divided into four fields which were described number of students.
The charts illustrate number of graduate and postgraduate students of UK who finished college in 2008 and then did part-time, volunteering, further study and unemployment instead of attempting full-time work.
The two bar charts illutrate the destination of UK students after leaving college in 2008.The first bar displays the UK graduates destination and the second bar shows the UK postgraduates destination namely part-time wor
The line graphs demonstrate the information regarding the number of graduate and postgraduate students who did not work in full-time after their study in 2008.
The given bar charts illustrate the data about the destination of UK postgraduates and graduates (excluding full-time work)in different four categories in 2008.