The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate student who did not
The given bar chart presents information about masters and degrees
UK
students who did not go to full-time jobs after university in 2008.
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in UK
Overall
, the most common destination for graduateLinking Words
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, as well as postgraduate learners,
as well as
postgraduate learners was Linking Words
further
study. Linking Words
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, the least popular in both cases was voluntary Linking Words
work
.
The majority of young adults after graduation chose Use synonyms
further
study and it reached just under thirty thousand registrants. Linking Words
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the
minority of pupils at the same time chose voluntary Correct article usage
a
work
with the level of 3,500 thousand scholars. Use synonyms
In addition
, just above 15,000 thousand were unemployed and working part-time.
When it comes to postgraduate enrollment in 2008 the most popular destination for masters was Linking Words
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further
study with the approximate number of participants in the region of 2,725. In second place was part-time Add an article
a further
the further
work
with Use synonyms
the
number just above 2,535. Correct article usage
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Besides
that, the least crowded destination was voluntary Linking Words
work
with a score of 345 students, which makes it the least popular among students. Use synonyms
Additionally
, quite a few people chose unemployment with an amount just above 1,500.Linking Words
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