The table below shows the employment of students from four countries in the UK after their first courses in 2001. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

the tabular data depicts information about students employment in three different employment category( permanent, temporary and overseas) in the UK from four different regions in 2001 after that first degree. Units are given in the form of the percentage. From the cursory glance, it can be seen that the highest employment rate was in permanent category of the Scotland country. As it can be observed from the table that, in Scotland there was the highest employment rate (66. 4%), from which 43. 6% were got job in permanent category whereas in temporary 20. 2% students got job. , but in other countries only 2. 6% student were employee. The degree holders from England shows similar pattern, with 58. 3% landing into total job employment. In permanent job employee student were 33% likewise 23% students got jo in adhoc and the remaining students were employee in overseas, which 2. 9% respectively. Furthermore, 45. 3 from Walsh got hired, of which students who got jobs in permanent category were 30% whereas in temporary jobs 12. 4% students got hire. Only 2. 9% students had overseas job. In Northern Ireland there was the lowest total job rate(33. 6%). 20% students got hire in permanent criteria while students who were hire in temporary category, considered as 8. 6 %. In other country criteria 5% students were employee. Overall, it can be seen from the table that maximum employment were in Scotland while the minimum graduates from Northern Ireland got jobs in he given year.