Some people think that finding a job satisfaction is considered the most important thing for the young generation nowadays. Do you agree or disagree with this viewpoint?

The charts illustrate the destination of UK students, who didn’t find permanent jobs after graduation. The

first

one is for graduates and the

second

for postgraduates in 2008. Overall, from the trend of the chart, most graduate and post-graduate graduate students went for

further

study in 2008.

on the other hand

, only a small number of admission did voluntary tasks in both groups after leaving college. And the ones who decided to take part-time work is greater than those who didn’t find jobs. it’s

also

clear that the number of graduate students without full-time work less than post graduated. The

first

chart gives information that the early destination for the former group to go for

further

studies by a recorded total of 29,666 in the mentioned year. Followed by no full-time job with a sum of 17,735. In the

third

place comes the rate of unemployed at 16,235.

finally

, 3,500 of them sought unpaid effort. The

second

chart for the other group, with the same order as the previous. 2,725 OF the admission continue with advanced studies. While 2,531 took part-time jobs and among those who didn’t occupy any work were 1,625.

Lastly

, 345 of

this

group become volunteers.