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 bar charts illustrate what did not go into full-time
work
, which are
the Change the verb form
is
UK
graduates
and postgraduate students after graduating college in 2008. The UK
graduates
work
more than the UK
postgraduates
.
Overall
, there are four categories excluding full-time work
, namely part-time work
, voluntary work
, further
study and unemployment. The highest number of postgraduates
did not reach the least number of graduates
.
To begin
with, the graduates
of further
study were the greatest proportion in the UK
, which was similar to the postgraduates
' highest. Interestingly, the four categories' figure in graduates
was as similar as
the Change preposition
to
postgraduates
statistic in 2008. The number of voluntary works was the least valuable in both classifications.
In the UK
postgraduates
, students tended to work
part-time jobs and go further
study in 2008, which was likely the graduates
. In addition
, there were a lot of students in the two charts, which are included in the category of unemployment.Submitted by buyabuya201 on
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