The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008.
The table indicates how many
graduate
and postgraduate students
in Uk took part in different types of work
instead
of doing full-time jobs after leaving college in 2008.
Overall
, there were more students
who graduated than postgraduates in four types of work
choices. In addition
, further
study was the most popular destination two genres of students
picked up among four kinds of orientation.
At 29, 665 people, the number of graduate
students
who continued to follow their study path was nearly nine times as many as that of postgraduate pupils, with 2,725. Similarly
, the year 2008 witnessed 17,735 graduate
students
taking up part-time work
in comparison with 2,535 students
postgraduating.
Regarding the other sorts of jobs, only 345 people were postgraduates joining voluntary work
whilst the figure for graduate
students
was significantly higher, at 3,500 pupils. In addition
, unemployment saw 16,235 graduate
students
which was also
considerably higher than that of postgraduate students
, at only 1,625 people.Submitted by tram.vomy on
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