Overall, it can be vividly manifested that the highest number of worked done by both categories. Whereas, the lowest trend followed by seeking work. In details, in the first year 60% employment work completed by trade graduates, while minor increase observed in second year which was approximately 68%. Apart from this, 30% further study continued by business graduates in both years, whilst nearly 10% education done by timeout in two years then, a dramatic went down noticed in seeking work which was 7%. Moving to the rest of the data, similar worker work continued by engineering graduates which was closely 75% in the first and second years. Moving ahead, in the first year nearly 11% further study done by engineering graduates and, it was decline 2% in both year. At the end of two years approximately 8% to 10% seeking work done by engendering graduates.
Overall
, it can be
vividly
manifested that the highest number of worked done by both categories.
Whereas
, the lowest trend followed by seeking
work
. In
details
, in the
first
year
60% employment
work
completed by trade
graduates
, while minor increase observed in second
year
which was approximately 68%. Apart from this, 30%
further
study continued by business
graduates
in both years, whilst
nearly
10% education done by timeout in two years then, a dramatic went down noticed in seeking
work
which was 7%. Moving to the rest of the data, similar worker
work
continued by engineering
graduates
which was
closely
75% in the
first
and second years. Moving ahead, in the
first
year
nearly
11%
further
study done by engineering
graduates
and, it was decline 2% in both
year
. At the
end
of two years approximately 8% to 10% seeking
work
done by engendering
graduates
.