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 two graphs below compare activities undertaken by
graduates
and postgraduates who were in full-time employment in the UK in the year 2008.
Generally, there was a huge difference between the two categories. But, most Use synonyms
graduates
and postgraduates engaged in Use synonyms
further
studies with Linking Words
graduates
having the biggest numbers, Use synonyms
this
was followed by part-time Linking Words
work
. Use synonyms
However
, a small number of the Linking Words
graduates
Use synonyms
also
participated in voluntary Linking Words
work
.
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First,
it is depicted that 29,665 Linking Words
of
students who left college continued studying to extend Change preposition
apply
on
their knowledge. Change preposition
apply
This
was followed by 17, 735 school leavers applying for part-time jobs. Interestingly, a large number remained unemployed (15,235), and a few decided to do voluntary roles (3,500).
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In contrast
, postgraduate students enrolling in higher education were not as high as Linking Words
graduates
, with only 2,720. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, those in part-time employment and unpaid Linking Words
work
were only 2,535 and 345 respectively. Postgraduates who did not Use synonyms
work
accounted for 1,625 in that year.Use synonyms
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Vocabulary: Replace the words graduates, work with synonyms.
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Vocabulary: Use several vocabularies to present the data in the fourth paragraph.
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