The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate student 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 first bar diagram shows four types of endeavour of

UK

graduates

who did not take a full-time job in 2008. The

later

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latter

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displays the same topic but for the

UK

postgraduates.

Overall

, applying for

further

study is the most popular

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for

UK

graduates

with 29,665 students. Comes in second place is Part-time

work

with 17,735

graduates

being

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two

of

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endeavour that the

graduates

took after

graduate

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from university. Unemployment

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number three with 16,235

graduates

, which is slightly lower than part-time

work

. The least desirable endeavour for

graduates

is voluntary

work

with only 3,500 in numbers.

This

trend

is

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also

happened for

UK

postgraduates,

which

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where

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further

study

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the number one option with 2,725 in numbers. Similar

with

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to

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the

graduates

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data, part-time

job

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jobs

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is

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apply

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also

come

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in second place with 2,535 students

took

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this

option.

Moreover

, unemployment is in the third position with 1,625 postgraduates and the

last

position is still voluntary

work

with only 345 people.