The charts below 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 comparisons where relevant.

The following bar charts depict what

graduate

and postgraduate

students

did after leaving college excluding full-time

work

, in 2008. Those activities include part-time

work

, voluntary

work

,

further

study and unemployment.

Overall

, we can observe that the majority of people

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both graduates and postgraduates preferred to continue their studies. And the least

number

of them decided to do voluntary

work

.

Also

, it is worth

to admit

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that the

number

of

graduate

students

in the UK was way more than the

number

of postgraduate

students

, in 2008.

Also

, the

number

of unemployed people was way less in the

number

of

postgradutes

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postgraduates

postgraduate

than in the

number

of

graduate

students

. 17735

graduate

students

decided to do part-time

work

, 3500 of them did voluntary

work

and 16235 were unemployed. And almost 30000

students

continued their studies. The

number

of postgraduate

students

that did part-time

job

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and continued their studies was almost the same, 2535 and 2725, respectively. Only, 345 postgraduate

students

did voluntary

work

.

Finally

, 1625

students

were unemployed.