The bar chart illustrates how many
workers
in different occupations who came to Australia from 2009 to 2012.
Change preposition
of workers
Overall
, what stands out from the chart is that in all years, the small Linking Words
number
of Use synonyms
people
worked as computer Use synonyms
programmers
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while
accounting was the most common job for migrants.
As the chart shows, in 2009, working as an accountant was as popular as a Linking Words
software
engineer, with 20,000 Use synonyms
people
and around 18,000 Use synonyms
people
.The Use synonyms
number
of Use synonyms
people
who worked as chefs was approximately 17,000.A minority of Use synonyms
people
were employed as computer Use synonyms
programmers
.By the next year in 2010, the Use synonyms
number
of individuals who worked as accountants was by far the highest of all, with about 27,000.The Use synonyms
number
of Use synonyms
people
employed as Use synonyms
software
engineers was slightly higher than the Use synonyms
number
of cooks, with 21,000 and 17,000 , respectively. 4,000 Use synonyms
people
came to Australia to work as Use synonyms
programmers
.
As for 2011, the count of Use synonyms
people
who were employed as accountants was as high as the Use synonyms
number
of Use synonyms
software
engineers, with 22,000.The proportion of migrants who were employed as chefs was not nearly as high as the Use synonyms
number
of Use synonyms
programmers
, with 17,000 and 3,000 , respectively. When it comes to 2012, working as an accountant was the most preferred, with 21,000. RegardingUse synonyms
,
the proportion of Punctuation problem
apply
people
who worked as a chef and Use synonyms
software
engineer was a bit similar, with about 15,000. 5,000 migrants came to Australia to work as Use synonyms
programmers
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