The two bar graphs illustrate information about the number of postgraduates and graduate students who opted for their career pathways in the UK in 2008.
The bar charts illustrate how graduate and the higher degree students decide to do after they came out from the UK university in 2008, with exception of permanent work. Overall, it can be seen that the majority of studen
The graph illustrates data pertaining to the number of United Kingdom students who hold bachelor's and master's degrees across different types of jobs in 2008.
The tables illustrate the number of graduate and postgraduate students in the UK who engaged in four different sectors instead of joining full-time jobs in the year 2008.
The provided bar charts illustrate the number of UK students who did not go to a full-time job after their graduation and postgraduation in the year 2008.
The two bar graphs illustrate what United Kingdom graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work and did after leaving university in a specific year.
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The bar charts compare the amount of bachelor’s and master’s graduate pupils who refused to apply for full-time work after graduation in England in 2008.
The bar chart illustrated the information that British college admission who graduated and postgraduate went to do after leaving university in the year 2008. Those students who have a job or full-time workers were exclud
The bar charts give information about the destination of UK graduates and postgraduates who did not start a full-time job after leaving college in the year 2008. Overall, most of both graduates and postgraduates preferre
The table indicates how many graduate and postgraduate students in Uk took part in different types of work instead of doing full-time jobs after leaving college in 2008.
The charts display UK graduate and postgraduate students about there work. The chart describes the work did after leaving college in 2008. There are two tables.
The bar charts above analyze the choices of English students in 2008 who graduated or postgraduated, other than entering in a full-time working position. In particular, the survey focuses on four possible outcomes: part-