The charts below show what UK graduate and post 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, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar graph illustrates the change that happened in the period 2008 among graduates and postgraduates later relieved from UK universities by excluding the full-time workers.

Overall

, The volume of students who participated in graduation showed the highest involvement in all activities

such

as part-time jobs, voluntary

work

,

further

study

and unemployment,

while

post-

study

study

sharply declined through the year and

subsequently

did not exceed the lowest count of voluntary

work

in graduate activity. The majority of juniors were given higher priority to

further

study

which peaked at 29665 in the year 2008.

Moreover

, the second most popular was part-time reached till 17,735.

Additionally

, the amount of unemployment rose to 16235 slightly less than half-day employment.

Nevertheless

, voluntary

work

displays the least significant undeveloped field around 3500 proportional to other sectors. After all, postgraduate interest in sectors other than full-time represented the least contribution throughout the year. In the meantime,none of them ever exceeded the lowest bothered voluntary

work

in the graduate list but the one that reached the highest level was the

further

study

category (2725). Rest all made up the lowest size including part-time , unemployment and voluntary

work

to 2535, 1621, and 345 respectively.