The charts 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 comparison when relevant.

The bar chart illustrates the data activities of UK

graduates

and postgraduates after finishing their studies in the year 2008. The units were measured in number of persons and the type of destination was divided into part-time

work

, voluntary

work

,

further

study, and unemployment.

Overall

, it can be clearly seen that

further

study has the biggest number of students in both

graduates

and postgraduates. Meanwhile, voluntary

work

was less popular compared with other destinations. As the bar graph shows, the

UK

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number of UK

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graduates

who

choose

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chose

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to take a

further

study was the highest

accounted

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accounting

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for 29,665 . The same trend

also

occurred for the UK postgraduates, constituting 2,725.

In the

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second position was to be

part-time

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a part-time

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worker, at 17,735 for

graduates

and at 2,535 for post-

graduates

. Regarding the other two destinations, unemployment was in the third position. The figure for

graduates

at 16,235 and a-tenth of

graduates

for post-

graduates

.

Lastly

, voluntary

work

contributes only to 3,500 and 345, for

graduates

and post-

graduates

, respectively.