The supplied bar charts illustrate what work UK graduate and postgraduate students who didn't want to work full-time chose to do after they finished college in 2008.
The bar graph displays the destination of UK graduates and postgraduate students in 2008, making a comparison chart between the numbers of students during that year, in this comparison, they select categories as part-tim
The presented bar graphs delineate the destination which was selected by graduates and postgraduates in the United Kingdom in 2008. In general, it is conspicuous that further study was the most popular destination among
The bar charts provide information about various occupations of graduates and postgraduates who did not apply for a full-time job after leaving college in 2008.
The chart compares and contrasts the information about graduates' and postgraduates' activity after graduation excluding full-time occupations in 2008 at United Kindom.
The bar chart illustrates the data activities of UK graduates and postgraduates after finishing their studies in the year 2008. The units were measured in number of persons and the type of destination was divided into
The charts gives information about destination of UK postgraduates and graduates in 2008 can choose. As it mentioned above, there are 4 destination: part-time work, voluntary work, futher study and unemployment.
The bar chart illustrates that the comparison between graduates and post-graduates in working status for example part-time job, voluntary job, further job and unemployment of UK students graduated in 2018.
The two bar charts illustrate the UK graduates and postgraduates' future decisions after leaving college in 2008, their choices were distributed by 4 conditions - being a part-time worker, voluntary worker, unemployment
These bar charts depict the comparison between graduate and postgraduate students about full-time working after finishing college in 2008 in UK. It is clear from the graph that the category of further study took that hig
the bar chart provides information about numbers of UK graduates and UK postgraduates who did not working on full-time system in 2008. Overall, around 70.000 of the UK graduates dominate the sum of total workers outside
The bar charts illustrate the number of graduate students and postgraduate students who went up into full-time jobs in United States after college over the year 2008.
The data presented in the bar charts pertains to the post-graduation outcomes of British university students in 2008, excluding those entering full-time employment.
These two bar graphs illustrate the figures of graduate and postgraduate pupile who did'nt work full time after finishing their higher studies in 2008 in the United KIngdom.
The charts show information about students who left college in graduate and postgraduate did not go into full-time, but they went to do some activities such as part-time jobs, voluntary work, further studies, and unemplo
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