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 given table provides information on how many
students
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who graduate
graduate
and postgraduate in Wrong verb form
graduated
UK
who did not apply Correct article usage
the UK
full - time
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for full-time
job
did Fix the agreement mistake
jobs
after
leaving university in 2008.
Rephrase
so after
Overall
, further
study was the most students
for both genres, while
voluntary work was the least. Meanwhile, there was an
significant increase in the quantity of Change the article
a
graduate
students
, which was higher than the figure
for postgraduate students
.
The number
of graduate
students
in part-time work was 17,735, which was significantly higher than the figure
for postgraduate students
. While
the number
of postgraduate students
in voluntary was 345, which was the
lower than the Correct article usage
apply
figure
for graduate
students
.
There was a remarkable increase further
study in the Change preposition
in further
number
of graduate
students
, which was approximately 27,000 higher than the figure
for postgraduate students
. Besides
, the number
of graduate
students
in unemployment was 16,235, which was sixteen times higher than the figure
for postgraduate students
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