The bar charts compare the number of post-graduates and graduates in the UK after graduation in 2008 who prefer to have part-time work, voluntary work, or be unemployed, and pursue further study.
The two bar charts give information about 4 distinct types of activity except full-time work, which taken by UK graduate and postgraduate students after graduation in 2008.
The charts illustrate that choices made by graduate and postgraduate students in the United Kingdom who did not pursue full-time employment upon completing their studies in 2008.
The charts illustrate the number of graduate and postgraduate students activities excluding full-time work after graduating from university in the UK in 2008
The bar graphs show the number of graduate and postgraduate students in the UK who chose other options beside full-time work after graduating in 2008. Overall, students who have decided to further their studies after gra
The charts illustrate the subsequent choices made by graduate and postgraduate students in the United Kingdom who did not pursue full-time employment upon completing their studies in 2008. Overall, the quantity of post-g
The two bar charts illustrate the number of UK graduate and postgraduate students who avoided to take full-time work after finishing university in 2008.
the bar charts give information about UK grad and postgraduate students who did not apply for full-time jobs after leaving in 2008. It is important to note that their first priority was further study and both groups in
The graph bars above illustrate the destination of UK graduates compared to destination of UK postgraduates, both in 2008 and excluding the full-time job.
I do believe the saying of “Everyone will eventually have their own path and timing”. This applies to graduate and postgraduate students who have different interests and choices after they leave college. This is also sup
The graphs beneath indicate the total of British graduate and postgraduate students who choose between part-time work, voluntary work, further study or become unemployed in 2008. As we can see from the representation we
The two bar charts illustrate the information about the students who completed their graduation and post-graduation but they haven't got a fixed job in the year 2008. In this information full-time job is not included.
The given bar charts depict the number of graduate and postgraduate students in the UK who did so after graduation in 2008. In addition, the data excludes students who did full-time jobs.
The bar charts illustrate the number of graduate and postgraduate students who opted for other options other than full-time work after completing the college in the UK in the year 2008. Overall,Further study was the most