The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given bar chart illustrates what the British students decided to do after graduating in the year 2008. According to the first graph, it shows 29, 665 students who decided to pursue their further studies. The number of graduates who were unable to get hired was 16, 235. In general, the number of...

The pie chart depicts percentage of Australian students going for further studies, employment and unemployed after completing their secondary education. The data is provided for three different decades namely 1980, 1990, and 2000. In the year 1980, half percentage of the students opted for higher s...

The charts illustrate the career and status of the postgraduate and graduate pupils after finishing college in 2008 in the United Kingdom, which excluding those with the full-time job. Overall, it is noticeable that the largest things pupils chose to do was to attended further education, both in st...

The bar charts demonstrate that the work situations of graduate and postgraduate students after leaving college except for students who make full-time jobs in 2008. Overall, the number of students who make further study had the most amount while students who were in voluntary work showed the lowest...

The two bar charts illustrate the number of students who did not go to full time work uk graduate and post graduate students after departure from the college, Since2008. Overall, an enormous amount of uk graduated and post graduates were interested in further studies, while least number of graduate...

The charts illustrate the number of graduate and postgraduate students in the UK, who were not joined full-time employment after completing college in 2008. Overall, it is clear that graduated students were much higher than postgraduate students, and both groups of students preferred to future stud...

The charts illustrate the number of graduate and postgraduate students in the UK, who were not joined full-time employment after completing college in 2008. The bar charts illustrate the number of graduate and postgraduate students in the UK, who were not joined full-time employment after completin...

The charts show what Uk graduate and post graduate students who didnot go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. There has generally been a big difference between graduates and postgraduates in 2008. What we can see from the charts that the percentage of further study among graduate...

A glance at the two bar charts provided reveals, except from full-time occupation, the two groups of students - graduate and postgraduate – did after graduating in the UK in 2008. One particular interesting fact highlighted by these figures is that both the number of graduates dedicated to further ...

The bar charts illustrate different destinations of UK graduates and postgraduates after university in 2008. Overall, it is clear from the charts that most of both graduates and postgraduates tend to enrol for further studies while the least numbers of students were volunteers. Regarding UK gradua...

In this infographic, there are 2 bar charts that clearly illustrate the data about works in which the students of postgrads and graduates in the UK are interested. Overall, it is noticeable that there are 4 particular occupation categories: Part- time work, Voluntary work, Further work, and Unemploy...

The pie charts provide us information on the employment status of Australian students immediately after graduating from secondary school in the years 1980, 1990 and 2000. Overall, The employment rate and percentage of enrollments followed a completely opposite trend. The rate of employment increase...

The given graphs provided illustrates information about occupancy in four areas to UK graduates and postgraduates excluding full-time jobs after finishing their studies in 2008. Overall, it is clear that while graduates was occuped in large amounts, postgraduates shown a considerably reduced number...

The graphs display that after completing graduate and postgraduate college students in the UK didn’t go to a full-time job in 2008. Overall, it is clear from the diagrams that both graduate and postgraduate student’s first choice was to go to further study and second choice was the part-time work. ...

The bar charts illustrate the number of UK graduates and postgraduates students’ destination excluding full-time work in 2008. Overall, it is noticeable that the majority of students prefer further study after leaving college. In addition, students also interested in part-time work and being unempl...

The bar graphs provide information about both graduate and postgraduate students, who were finished their studies in 2008, did not prefer employing in a full-time job after lives in the United Kingdom. Overall, the information is comparised of four area, as well as numbers are higher in classificat...

The given chart as about what UK graduate and postgraduate students did you did not going full time work after leaving college in 2008. To begin with, mostly the students that further studies are a part time job. 29, 665 students studied further after completing their graduation and 2, 725 students...

The illustrated bar charts below depicts students from United kingdom who did part-time work, voluntary work, further study and unemployed after getting their degree and master's in 2008. Overall, most graduates and students who got their master’s degree from United Kingdom choose to pursue their f...

The illustrations provide information on the number of UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not work full-time work, after abandoning their college in 2008. Overall, the first quick look shows that few students preferred to do voluntary work; however, the majority followed further study. A...

The below figures illustrate what UK graduates and post graduates did, who did not go into full-time employment after leaving college in 2008. To begin with, maximum graduates (29, 665) who did not go into full-time work opted for further studies. while, some of them (16, 235) were unemployed. A sl...