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 charts compare what graduate and postgraduate

students

did

at the end

of their studies in 2008 in the UK . In the first chart, we can see the numbers of graduate

students

and four categories of occupations excluding full-time

work

, that they did. Most graduate

students

choose to do

further

study

while

the least choose voluntary

work

. These

two

categories are numbered 29,665 and 3,500

students

respectively. The other

two

types which are mentioned are part-time

work

and unemployment. These

two

have a similar number of

students

approximately 17,000 in each category. In the second chart, we observe that same as the first chart most graduates choose to do

further

study and the least voluntary

work

. Those who follow

further

study are 2,725

while

those who do voluntary

work

are 345. In

this

case, part-time workers are numbered at 2,535 and unemployed postgraduates at 1,625.

Overall

there is a significant difference between the

two

charts.

This

is about the number scale of

students

.

Otherwise

, the four categories have the same position in both charts.