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 column charts illustrate the destination of UK
graduate
and postgraduate students
who did not choose a full-time job after college in 2008.
Overall
, the number
of both graduate
and postgraduate students
who chose further
study was the highest among all categories. However
, the figure for voluntary work was the lowest by far in each chart.
To begin
with, further
study was the most popular among graduate
and postgraduate learners with 29,665 and 2,725 students
respectively. Moreover
, the number
of students
who were involved in voluntary jobs accounted for the least number
of students
with 3,500 graduate
students
and 345 students
who were studying for a second qualification.
In addition
, the figure for students
who tend to be occupied in a part-time job is the second highest with 17,735 and 2,535 graduate
and postgraduate individuals separately. It is worth noting that, 16,235 graduate
students
were unemployed after leaving college. Nevertheless
, this
number
is much fewer with regard to postgraduate students
with 1,625 scholars in 2008.Submitted by amirahmadi9301 on
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