The bar chart illustrates the fate of graduates of history and engineering specialties of the university six months after graduation - in two different years.
Overall, it can be seen that most of the graduates were employed after graduation, and this ratio was slightly higher for engineering graduates.
Following the diagram, in the first year 63% of graduates found a job, while in the second year this number increased slightly to 68%. Also, more historians continued in the first year than in the second year. In both years, the same number of graduates took a break. Moreover, in the second year, the number of job seekers decreased.
If we pay attention to the graduates of the engineering course, then in both years the number of employed was high, 73 and 79 percent, respectively. Compared to historians, fewer people continued to study and took a break in both years. But there are more promises of job seekers.
The bar chart illustrates the fate of
graduates
of history and engineering specialties of the university six months after graduation
-
in two
different
years.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that most of the
graduates
were employed
after graduation, and this ratio was
slightly
higher for engineering graduates.
Following the diagram, in the
first
year
63% of
graduates
found a job, while in the second
year
this
number
increased
slightly
to 68%.
Also
, more historians continued in the
first
year
than in the second
year
. In both years, the same
number
of
graduates
took a break.
Moreover
, in the second
year
, the
number
of job seekers decreased.
If we pay attention to the
graduates
of the engineering course, then in both years the
number
of employed was high, 73 and 79 percent,
respectively
. Compared to historians, fewer
people
continued to study and took a break in both years.
But
there are more promises of job seekers.