The graphs below show unemployment rates and average earnings according to level of education.

The graphs below show unemployment rates and average earnings according to level of education.
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The bar charts compare the unemployment rate and the average weekly income of different levels of education.
It is clear that
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the figure for
people
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who had high school diplomas had a high unemployment rate.
In addition
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, the salary of
people
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who had
graduate
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degrees was higher than other certificate
holders
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. Around 5.5% of
people
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with high school diplomas were unemployed,
whereas
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only 1.2% who had a
graduate
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degree
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could not find jobs. About 4.2% of the population who studied in some college were unoccupied,
while
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only approximately 2.5% of college
degree
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holders
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were out of work.
Graduate
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degree
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holders
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had the highest salary, at about $1,500 per week.
People
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who finished their studies with a college
degree
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had nearly $1,100 income per week
while
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person only studied in some colleges were around $425 per week lower
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this
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. It is noticeable that only had a high school diploma had the lowest income and was $900 less than the
graduate
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degree
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holders
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.
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Linking words: Don't use the same linking words: "while".
Vocabulary: Replace the words people, graduate, holders, degree with synonyms.
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