The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The charts compare and contrast ,how UK

graduates

and postgraduate students ended up after completing their

studies

in 2008 in four different categories namely,part-time

work

,voluntary

work

,

further

studies

and unemployed,except for people who entered full-time

work

at the end

of their education. Looking from an

overall

perspective,it is readily apparent that the number of

graduates

surpassed the number of postgraduates, engaging in the given four categories.In both groups majority of individuals were involved in

further

studies

while

voluntary

work

was the least popular among all. 29665 UK alumna enrolled on

further

studies

, becoming the largest group among the given groups,

whereas

only 3550 did the voluntary jobs, being the least interesting activity.Contrastly, less than nearly 10 fold of postgraduate students took the pathway to

further

studies

and voluntary

work

(2725 and 345 respectively). Part-time

work

was enjoyed by 17735

graduates

and 2535 postgraduates meanwhile,16235

graduates

and 1625 postgraduate students remained unemployed in the given year.