A quick review of the provided bar charts reveals the significant number of graduate and postgraduate students who did not immediately pursue full-time work after completing their studies in the UK in 2008. This data pro
The bar chart gives information about the number of UK citizens who graduated from university and did not apply for full time jobs after graduating in 2008.
The given two bar graphs illustrate information about what the graduate and postgraduate students did after finishing their studies in university if they didn’t find a full-time job, in the year 2008.
The given two bar graphs illustrate information about what the graduate and postgraduate’s students did after finishing their studies in university if they didn’t find a full-time work, in the year of 2008.
The provided bar chart gives data on the United Kingdom graduate and postgraduate students on their destination after leaving college in 2008, namely part-time work, voluntary work, further study and unemployment . The u
The bar graph illustrates the change that happened in the period 2008 among graduates and postgraduates later relieved from UK universities by excluding the full-time workers.
The given column charts illustrates what UK graduates and postgraduate students who did not attempt full-time work did after leaving college in 2008, It is clear that both graduate and postgraduate mostly preferred to d
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 graphs below demonstrate what graduate and postgraduate students from United Kingdom who were not occupied in full-time job did after leaving college in 2008.
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