The following charts illustrate a number of information regarding what UK graduate and postgraduate students did after leaving college in 2008 instead of finding a full-time job. There are some significant similarities in their approaches and decision, and also some differences in these categories.
The least attractive destination of graduate and post graduate students was having voluntary jobs which included 3500 graduate and 345 post graduate students. While the most appealing decision for them was further study. Nearly 30000 graduate students and 2725 post graduate students chose to continue their studies. Part-time job and unemployment were at the further stages of graduate students with similar statistics, nearly 17000 students. But for post graduate students, most of them succeeded to find a part-time job and only 1625 students were unemployed.
In general, most students in UK who did not go into full-time work after leaving college in 2008 had further studies and a minority of them tried voluntary works. It is also clear that part-time work and unemployment were their next destinations.
The following charts illustrate
a number of information
regarding what UK
graduate
and postgraduate
students
did after leaving college in 2008
instead
of finding a full-time
job
. There are
some
significant similarities in their approaches and decision, and
also
some
differences in these categories.
The least attractive destination of
graduate
and
post
graduate
students
was having voluntary
jobs
which included 3500
graduate
and 345
post
graduate
students
. While the most appealing decision for them was
further
study.
Nearly
30000
graduate
students
and 2725
post
graduate
students
chose to continue their studies. Part-time
job
and unemployment were at the
further
stages of
graduate
students
with similar statistics,
nearly
17000
students
.
But
for
post
graduate
students
, most of them succeeded to find a part-time
job
and
only
1625
students
were unemployed
.
In general
, most
students
in UK who did not go into full-time work after leaving college in 2008 had
further
studies and a minority of them tried voluntary works. It is
also
clear
that part-time work and unemployment were their
next
destinations.