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 provided bar charts indicate the

number

of

students

who had bachelor's or master's degrees and did not tend to

work

in

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full-time after graduation in the United Kingdom in 2008. A glance at the graph reveals that the highest percentage of graduate or postgraduate learners chose to continue

further

study in England.

However

,

students

did not prefer to

work

voluntary

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in the UK over the period. In 2008, exactly 29,665

students

with a bachelor's degree decided to

follow

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further

study in England, (which was the highest

number

of

students

over the period) compared to the

number

of graduated scholars who tended to

work

in part-time jobs with 17,735 people in 2008.

Moreover

, doing

further

study by

students

with a master's degree was a bit as popular as working

part time

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in the UK in 2008 with 2,725 and 2,535, respectively.

In contrast

, Graduate

students

did not prefer to

work

in voluntary jobs with 3500

students

in the UK in 2008. (Which was the least

number

of graduate scholars over the whole year).

Similarly

, 345

students

with a master's degree chose to do voluntary

works

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in England in 2008. (Which was the lowest percentage of postgraduate learners who did not tend to

work

full-time over the period).