The charts below show what UK graduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features.
The graphs illustrate the number of
graduate
and postgraduate students
in the United Kingdom who did not work
full-time after their graduation in 2008. Overall
, its number was much higher for graduates than that for postgraduates. While
both graduate
and postgraduate students
were more likely to continue to study further
, the rate of the latter having part-timetime
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part-time
work
was relatively higher than the former. Voluntary work
and unemployment followed similar trends with voluntary work
being the least common for both students
.
Starting with the graph for graduate
students
, just below 30000 students
studied further
, which was the most popular path after they left universities. Secondly
, the numbers of those with unemployment and part-time work
were similar with the former being slightly higher than the latter with 17735. In contrast
, graduate
students
were less likely to do voluntary work
with only 3500.
Turning to the number of postgraduate students
, further
studies and part-time work
were almost equally chosen with 2725 and 2535 respectively, which were followed by unemployment with just above 1500. On the other hand
, less than 500 postgraduate students
did voluntary work
, making it the least dominant.Submitted by mizuho on
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