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 chart compares and contrasts the information about

graduates

' and

postgraduates

' activity after graduation excluding full-time occupations in 2008 at United Kindom. In general, the highest number of both

graduates

and

postgraduates

activity was performing

further

study,

while

the lowest was contributing to the voluntary work. It can be seen that about 30,000 graduate individuals in the UK were most likely to be educated in more expert education. Meanwhile, part-time work and unemployment had a similar number of data within only 1,000 undergraduate alumni in difference.

Moreover

, only 3,500

graduates

did the non-paid activity. Moving on to the

postgraduates

, it was clear that the

overall

number of

postgraduates

was lower than

graduates

. Interestingly, performers of

further

study and part-time work were similar at approximately 2,000. Just slightly after that, with in 50% difference in lower statistics was the unemployment

postgraduates

. Similar to the undergraduate alumnus trends, only 345 individuals were running in voluntary projects.