The charts illustrate the works, excluding the full-time jobs, that were pursued by the graduate and postgraduate students after finishing the college in 2008.
Overall, total number of graduate pupils was significantly higher than postgraduate ones’ in 2008. Additionally, the preferred methods of working, in terms of proportions, followed a similar pattern. Further study was preffered over the part-time work. This is followed by the unemployement and the least chosen one was the voluntary work.
Firstly, graduates who invested themselves into further study accounted for approximately 30 thousand people. Part-time workers and unemployed ones were almost half of it; moreover, there were 17. 735 and 16. 235 people, respectively. On top of that, graduates who opted to work for free was a rather tinier group of 3. 500 people, compared to the other groups.
The amount of the postgraduates who preferred to study further and attend a part-time job were very close. The former was 2. 725 and the latter was slightly higher than 2. 500. In addition to that, category of those who did not commence to work made up of 1. 625 people. Voluntary jobs were almost one-fifth of the previous group.
The charts illustrate the works, excluding the full-time jobs, that
were pursued
by the
graduate
and postgraduate students after finishing the college in 2008.
Overall
, total number of
graduate
pupils was
significantly
higher than postgraduate
ones’
in 2008.
Additionally
, the preferred methods of working, in terms of proportions, followed a similar pattern.
Further
study was
preffered
over the part-time
work
. This
is followed
by the
unemployement
and the least chosen one was the voluntary work.
Firstly
,
graduates
who
invested themselves into
further
study accounted for approximately 30 thousand
people
. Part-time workers and unemployed
ones
were almost half of it;
moreover
, there were 17. 735 and 16. 235
people
,
respectively
.
On top of that
,
graduates
who
opted to
work
for free was a
rather
tinier group of 3. 500
people
, compared to the other groups.
The amount of the postgraduates
who
preferred to study
further
and attend a part-time job were
very
close. The former was 2. 725 and the latter was
slightly
higher than 2. 500.
In addition
to that, category of those
who
did not commence to
work
made up of 1. 625
people
. Voluntary jobs were almost one-fifth of the previous group.