The charts below show what UK graduate and post graduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008.

The following bar graphs display what United Kingdom degree holders and postgraduates who were not following a 40 hours per week committed job after leaving universities in 2008.

Overall

, the majority of primary and secondary degree holders' were more focused on their

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academic achievement than the permanent job.

Furthermore

, there was a significant gap between part-time workers and highest studies undergraduates in the first-degree holders' category.

Firstly

, there were 29,665 graduate students who were interested in

further

education,

17,735

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selected to do a part-time

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while

volunteer workers were 3,500.

Also

, the unemployment students portion is high (16,235) and it is more similar section those who attended

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odd jobs.

Secondly

, there was a huge gap between graduates and master students who were not doing the permanent profession segment. In spite, higher education (2,725) and temporary employees (2,535) did not have a huge gap when compared with the voluntary hired hand (345).

Moreover

, the unemployment count is 1,625, which is only more than those involved with charity work.