The chart below shows the proportions of graduates from Brighton University in 2019 entering different employment sectors. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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report is to analyse the

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sectors

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of

graduates

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from Brighton University in 2019.

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, the graph indicates that among

graduates

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there is a clear leading

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sector

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of Service industries making up over a third of the pie graph. The second most popular

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is the Manufacturing industry with approximately twice less of

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choosing it. Moving on, two

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are standing pretty close with Education employing 14,7% of

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and

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& government

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being just below at 12,1% of

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. There are two more

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with just about the same

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statistics, that being Transportation and warehousing standing at 7,8% and Science & technology just beneath with 7,3% of

graduates

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being employed . As shown in the pie chart, a very small number of

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'

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goes to the

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of Civil service - 5,3% and even smaller numbers to the Charity and

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sectors

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.

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, a

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part of

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, accumulating 2,8%, belong to a

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called “Other”,

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, they are employed

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. Generally, the largest part of

graduates

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from Brighton University were employed in the

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of Service industries and the smallest part in Sport.