The graph shows the actual and predicted percentage change in
employment
in the UK, by Use synonyms
education
level since 1990 and predicts a trend until 2025.
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A growth
in Remove the article
Growth
employment
was noted in two educational levels - those with a master’s Use synonyms
degree
and a bachelor's Use synonyms
degree
.
First, the Use synonyms
employment
rate of those with a bachelor's Use synonyms
degree
escalated to 14% in 2000 when it started fluctuating between 8% and 14%. Use synonyms
This
is expected to continue in the coming years.Linking Words
At
the beginning, the rate of Change the preposition
In
employment
of those with a master's Use synonyms
degree
was slower but steadier than the growth rate of Use synonyms
bachelor
Change noun form
bachelor's
degree
Use synonyms
employment
. Use synonyms
However
, the situation changed in 2005 when Linking Words
Use synonyms
employment
of those with a higher Add an article
the employment
education
level rapidly escalated and the upward trend has been maintained since Use synonyms
then
and is expected to continue.
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On the other hand
, job recruitment of people who graduated from high school and those without a school certificate has been steadily dropping since 1990. Linking Words
Nonetheless
, the decrease in Linking Words
employment
of high school graduates levelled off in 2020 and is expected to remain stable.
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Overall
, the trends show that people with higher Linking Words
education
are much more likely to be employed than those with lower Use synonyms
education
or none at all, and the trend is not likely to change in the future.Use synonyms