the charts below show what UK garduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2018

the charts below show what UK garduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2018
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the graduate and postgraduate
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employment in the UK in 2008.
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same
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tendency distribution between the UK graduate and postgraduate
students
: the most
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the students
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continued
further
education and the smallest
part
was engaged volunteer work. Over the whole time period,
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number of graduates prefer to
further
studies compared to
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those
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who want to do
part time
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job with differences of about 1500 graduates, 29665 and 17735 respectively.
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,
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times
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number of
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to be unemployed than
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any voluntary work with 16235 and 3500 respectively.
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specifically
, postgraduates who
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to
further
study and
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part time
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are almost equal with 2725 and 2535 respectively. Of these, only 345 postgraduates participated in voluntary work and 1625
students
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to stay unemployed
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