The charts show what Uk graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after college in 2008. v.2
The charts show what Uk graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after college in 2008. v. 2
The given charts give information about what students who were currently studying further and who already graduated did after finishing studying except for working full-time in the UK in 2008.
For graduates, in 2008, studying further into a desired subject was the number one choice for various students with the number of 29665. Meanwhile, working voluntarily was not favored by many as only 3500 graduates chose to do. With 17735 students decided to be their destination, working part-time claimed the 2nd place, as 16235 students remained unemployed.
A similar pattern happened to postgraduates. In 2008, 2725 people decided to spend their time on an academic path, making it the most popular choice, whereas only 345 postgraduates wanted to be volunteers. Short by 190 people, part-time work came in close 2nd compared to the graduates' proportion. At the same time, there were 1625 postgraduates decided not to do any of the worked listed above.
Overall, for both graduates and postgraduates, further study was the most favorite choice while voluntary work remained unpopular.
The
given
charts give information about what
students
who were
currently
studying
further
and who already graduated did after finishing studying
except for
working full-time in the UK in 2008.
For
graduates
, in 2008, studying
further
into a desired subject was the number one choice for various
students
with the number of 29665. Meanwhile, working
voluntarily
was not favored by
many
as
only
3500
graduates
chose to do. With 17735
students
decided to be their destination, working part-time claimed the 2nd place, as 16235
students
remained unemployed.
A similar pattern happened to
postgraduates
. In 2008, 2725
people
decided to spend their time on an academic path, making it the most popular choice, whereas
only
345
postgraduates
wanted to be volunteers. Short by 190
people
, part-time work came in close 2nd compared to the
graduates&
#039; proportion. At the same time, there were 1625
postgraduates
decided not to do any of the worked listed above.
Overall
, for both
graduates
and
postgraduates
,
further
study was the most favorite choice while voluntary work remained unpopular.
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