The charts detail the proportion of Australian secondary school graduates who were unemployed, employed or further education in 1980, 1990, and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

These pie charts illustrate

employment

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the employment

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status of Australian

students

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after graduating in/their graduation from (sai cấu trúc câu) an Australian school in 3 different periods of time over 20 years.

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, there was an upward trend in the number of

students

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who successfully held

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job, the opposite could be seen in the rate of those who pursued higher education. Strikingly, unemployed graduates (n) were always the lowest. Accounting for 50%, learners engaged in advanced learning were the highest.

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proportion decreased significantly and

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continued to fall slightly to one-third of the total, at 37%.

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, people holding the job experienced a gradual increase

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15% over 20 years. Strikingly,

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number made up half of

students

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in 1990.

Students

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who work full-time contributed

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apply

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the most

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of the observed period,

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in

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2000. In 1980, unemployed

students

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took up the modest share, at 10%, which was one-fifth of the highest.

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this

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rate rose moderately over 10 years, it decreased to 8%

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of the observed period.