The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduates students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008.
The charts illustrate
that
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the
students
in the United Kingdom who did not pursue full-time employment
upon completing their studies in 2008.
Overall
, the number of students
of post-graduate students
who are able to secure full-time employment
is significantly higher compared to the number of graduate students
.
Firstly
, the information for further
study was approximately ten times greater than voluntary work for graduate students
with 29665 and 3500 studentsm
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students
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Furthermore
this
ratio was similar to the same factors for postgraduates with 2725 and 345 respectively. Additionally
, college graduates were found to be 10 times more likely to pursue further
education compared to individuals with post-graduate degrees.
Secondly
, approximately 17,000 students
were involved in part-time employment
. However
, there was decrease
in these statistics following the completion of higher education with the recorded data indicating that only 1625 Add an article
a decrease
students
were unable to obtain employment
which was roughly one thousand less than the enrollment for part-time jobs.Submitted by insighttribez on
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