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 tables illustrate the number of graduate and postgraduate students in the UK who engaged in four different sectors
instead
of joining full-time jobs in the year 2008.
Overall
, when the data is scrutinized, it can be vividly seen that further
study was the most prevalent choice of destination for graduate and postgraduate students, while
voluntary work
was the least favoured.
Regarding UK graduates, the choice for further
study (29, 665) was the most significant part among the four categories in 2008. However
, voluntary work
made up the most minor contribution, which was 3,500 individuals. During the given period, part-time work
was opted by 17,735, followed by 16,235 pupils who remained unemployed.
Similarly
, in the context of postgraduates, the number of students who pursued further
study soared to 2,725, making the tallest bar of this
table in 2008. Conversely
, the lowest figure was observed by voluntary work
, with a count of 345. The second highest number of individuals who preferred part-time work
was 2535, outnumbering unemployment by 910.Submitted by Md Jobayer on
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