The bar charts depict information regading graduate and postgraduate students in Britain who did not opt for a full-time job after completing their course in 2008.
To sum up, the number of graduates were more than postgraduates, who excludes the option of full-time work.
It is clearly visible that further education is the preferred option among post-graduate students, accounting for approximately 17735. Whereas, voluntary work is done by the least students with 3500 only. However, the remaining students do part-time jobs or stay unemployed with 17735 and 18235 respectively.
Furthermore, postgraduate students show a similar trend. Further study is also chosen by the majority of students with roughly 2725. voluntary work was around 345, substantially the lowest participation as compared to other types. Part-time work was nearly 2535, which is the second most opted choice. Unemployment after ratio was 10% less in post graduate students as compared to gradutes.
The bar charts depict information
regading
graduate and
postgraduate
students
in Britain who did not opt for a full-time job after completing their course in 2008.
To sum up, the number of graduates were more than
postgraduates
, who excludes the option of full-time work.
It is
clearly
visible that
further
education is the preferred option among
post-graduate
students
, accounting for approximately 17735.
Whereas
, voluntary work
is done
by the least
students
with 3500
only
.
However
, the remaining
students
do part-time jobs or stay unemployed with 17735 and 18235
respectively
.
Furthermore
,
postgraduate
students
show
a similar trend.
Further
study is
also
chosen by the majority of
students
with roughly 2725.
voluntary
work was around 345,
substantially
the lowest participation as compared to other types. Part-time work was
nearly
2535, which is the second most opted choice. Unemployment after ratio was 10% less in post graduate
students
as compared to
gradutes
.