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 bar graph
illustrate
the graduate and postgraduate Change the verb form
illustrates
students
employment in the UK in 2008.
Overall
, the charts shows
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show
same
tendency distribution between the UK graduate and postgraduate Correct article usage
the same
students
: the most part
of students
continued Correct article usage
the students
further
education and the smallest part
was engaged
volunteer work.
Over the whole time period, highest
number of graduates prefer to Add an article
the highest
further
studies compared to hose
who want to do Correct your spelling
those
part time
job with differences of about 1500 graduates, 29665 and 17735 respectively. Add a hyphen
part-time
Additionally
, 5
times Correct article usage
a 5
biggest
number of Replace the word
bigger
students
prefers
to be unemployed than Correct subject-verb agreement
prefer
doing
any voluntary work with 16235 and 3500 respectively.
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do
Loking
Correct your spelling
Looking
speciafically
, postgraduates who Correct your spelling
specifically
wants
to Change the verb form
want
further
study and working
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work
part time
are almost equal with 2725 and 2535 respectively. Of these, only 345 postgraduates participated in voluntary work and 1625 Add a hyphen
part-time
students
prefers
to stay unemployedChange the verb form
prefer
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