The charts compares the destination of the uk students (other than full-time work)
The charts compares the destination of the uk students (other than full-time work) 9QLL7
The charts compares the destination of the uk
students (other than full-time work)
right after leaving college in the
year 2008.
Overall, A numeruous number of graduate students
preferred for futher study after completing school,
whereas very less students were interested in voluntary
work. On the other hand, Part-time work as well
as further studies were quite popular destinations
for postgraduate scholars.
To begin with, In terms of work after
college, the most liked work was further studies
accounting for approximately 30, 000 graduate students.
The numbers of Part-time work, and unemployment was
almost similar, with verry little marginal differences.
Lastly, The figures of students who went into
voluntary work was the lowest compared to others,
only 3500 students.
On the other hand, Further studies, and part
time-work had almost the similar number of students,
2725 for the former, and 2535 for the latter. Likewise,
to graduate students voluntary work was the least
choosed destination for post graduate scholars,
taking up only 345 students.
The charts
compares
the destination of the
uk
students (other than full-time work)
right after leaving college in the
year
2008.
Overall
, A
numeruous
number of
graduate
students
preferred for
futher
study after completing school,
whereas
very
less
students
were interested
in voluntary
work
.
On the other hand
, Part-time
work
as
well
as
further
studies were quite popular destinations
for
postgraduate scholars.
To
begin
with, In terms of
work
after
college, the most liked
work
was
further
studies
accounting
for approximately 30, 000
graduate
students.
The numbers of Part-time
work
, and unemployment was
almost
similar, with
verry
little
marginal differences.
Lastly
, The figures of
students
who went into
voluntary
work
was the lowest compared to others,
only
3500 students.
On the other hand
,
Further
studies, and part
time-work had almost the similar number of
students,
2725
for the former, and 2535 for the latter.
Likewise
,
to
graduate
students
voluntary
work
was the least
choosed
destination for post
graduate
scholars,
taking up
only
345
students
.