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.

An inspection of the data in pie chart reveals the percentage of students who finished Brigton University and started working in ten various employment sectors in 2019. From the overall perspective, it can be clearly observed that in that year, the most significant proportion of graduates entered the area of service industries. Moreover, three other sectors, namely manufacturing industry, education, politics and government was also quite popular among new workers, while six different fields accounted for quite insignificant percentage. To begin with, in 2019, the industry of services was responsible for 33. 0% of prior students, taking the leading position among other participants. Likewise, manufacturing industry and education sectors comprised 16. 3% and 14. 7% of alumnus respectively with a slight difference of about 2%. As for the field of politics and governments, it contributed 12. 1% to the percentage of new employees. With the respect to other areas of employment, the share of alumnus was approximately similar in two industries, namely transportation and warehousing, science and technology, rating at 7. 8% and 7. 3% respectively. While civil service and other sectors comprised insignificant proportion (5. 6%, 2. 8%), charity and sport appeared to be not attractive for graduates at all, forming less than 1%.