The bar chart illustrates the employment of students who choose not to work a full time job. There is a confrontation between data based on students with different levels of study achieved. There are four categories represented which are part-time work, Voluntary work, further study, and unemployment.
Overall, those four categories of destination are more popular among undergraduates than those among postgraduates . However, both graduate and postgraduate students’ results of survey follow similar trends, mainly achieved are further studies, whilst voluntary work are the options for the few.
Looking at the graphs in more detail, graduate students are intended to work a part time job, 2533 units in spite of pursuing further studies, 2725 units. However, the figure of charity work is considerably lower than the other three previous figures, 345.
Moving on to the graduates figure, we can see that students are also likely to pursue a master’s degree. The number of graduates that chose this path is almost two times that of part time work and unemployment, 29665 units. Furthermore, the figure of voluntary work is the lowest compared to prior categories.