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The charts detail the proportion of Australian secondary school graduates who were unemployed, employed or further education in 1980, 1990, and 2000.

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The given pie charts illustrate the information on the
percentage
 of unemployed, employed and
further
education
 who graduated from Australian secondary schools in 1980, 1990 and 2000.
Overall
, it is apparent that the
percentage
 of unemployed
people
 was the smallest in 1980, 1990, 2000. Meanwhile, there are obvious changes in the proportion of employed
people
 and
people
 accessing tertiary
education
.
To begin
 with, in 1980, tertiary
education
 was the most preferred choice of
people
 after graduating secondary school, accounting for 50% which was half. The remaining had 40% of the employed and 10% of the unemployed. After ten years, the 1990 data show that the employed figure was the largest with a rapid growth of 10%, from 40% to 50%
while
 the
further
education
 one became the second mention, precisely 38 which was
such
 a significant reduction of 12%.
Although
 slightly increasing to 12%, the proportion of the unemployed was still the least contribution. The position rankings were unchanged in 2000. The smallest one still went to the
percentage
 of the unemployed with a marginal decrease from 12% to 8%. The employed figure was still the largest and it
also
 increased to 55%
whereas
 the
percentage
 of choosing university and college
education
 had a slight decline, from 38% to 37%.
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