The line graph and bar graph depict the number of new graduates and their employment status
between 1992 to 2002.
Overall, that chart depicts that a lot of students graduated in 1997 as compared to 1992, but this
number reduced by 2002. Moreover, these fresh graduates showed more interest in professional
jobs as compared to the other.
In the line graph, 165 thousand students graduated from college in 1992. By 1997 this number
increased to 195 thousand. But in 2002 there was a sharp decline in the number of graduates, as
the number was reduced to 180 thousand.
In the bar graph, the professional job category remained high in demand by these graduates in
all the three years. But by 2002 the demand in this category reduced by 10%. In contrast
clerical and secretarial jobs saw a steady increase. In 1992, only 9% of graduates showed
interest in this field but this number increased to 20% by 2002. While in the managerial and
administrative field and other field graduates showed almost similar interest in 2002 as they
showed in 1992 and 1997. Although no graduates showed interest in the sales field in1992, this
figure went up by 10% in 2002
The line
graph
and bar
graph
depict the
number
of new
graduates
and their employment status
between 1992 to 2002
.
Overall
, that chart depicts that
a lot of
students graduated in 1997 as compared to 1992,
but
this
number
reduced
by 2002.
Moreover
, these fresh
graduates
showed
more interest in professional
jobs
as compared to the other.
In the line
graph
, 165 thousand students graduated from college in 1992. By 1997 this
number
increased
to 195 thousand.
But
in 2002 there was a sharp decline in the
number
of
graduates
,
as
the
number
was
reduced
to 180 thousand.
In the bar
graph
, the professional job category remained high in demand by these
graduates
in
all
the three years.
But
by 2002 the demand in this category
reduced
by 10%. In
contrast
clerical
and secretarial jobs
saw
a steady increase. In 1992,
only
9% of
graduates
showed
interest
in this
field
but
this
number
increased to 20% by 2002. While in the managerial
and
administrative
field
and other
field
graduates
showed
almost similar interest in 2002 as they
showed
in 1992 and 1997. Although no
graduates
showed
interest in the sales
field
in1992,
this
figure went up by 10% in 2002