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Band 5+: Task 1 You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The graph shows the amount earned by graduates of different age groups in 2002. It includes those with a degree, those with a higher degree (postgraduate) and those with other qualifications. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words. Weekly

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The image displays a line graph showcasing weekly earnings for full-time graduate employees categorized by type of degree and age in 2002. For 'Higher degree': age 21–25 earnings around £400, 26–30 earnings £600, peak at 31–35 with earnings approximately £800, 36–40 earnings about £750, 41–45 earnings around £700, 46–50 earnings about £650, 51–55 earnings marginally above £600, and 56–60 earnings just above £600. For 'First degree': age 21–25 earnings slightly below £400, 26–30 earnings approximately £550, 31–35 earnings at £700, 36–40 earnings slightly above £700, 41–45 and 46–50 earnings slightly below £700, 51–55 and 56–60 earnings around £600. For 'Others': age 21–25 earnings near £350, 26–30 earnings close to £500, 31–35 earnings around £600, 36–40 earnings slightly below £600, 41–45 earnings at £550, 46–50 earnings slightly below £550, 51–55 and 56–60 earnings around £500.
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The line graph demonstrates the amount of money earned by graduates employees of diverse age groups measured from 21-60, with intervals of four, and the amount of money valued in pound sterlings from 300 to 900, including 3 groups of degree ( postgraduate study) with just a degree and other qualifications proving certificates

Overall , although the weekly-earnings of higher degree graduates has been taking the second place among younger specialists increase , occupying the first place at the end of the of the trend.Meanwhile, higher degree professionals being in the last place from earnings have gradually increased , but still remained the same position of the last. Other qualifications, on the contrary, have experienced a dramatic increase , but suddenly went down afterwards, falling to the second place from the first one

On the one hand , first degree employees in their twenties were earning about 350 pounds each week, this trend have experienced a significant increase in almost 280 pounds in the age of 30, then it gradually increased in 70 euros and leveled off in 40’s , being almost 700, after that it has marginally decreased, ending on the number of almost 690 cash equivalents for those, being over 56 . Meanwhile , other qualifications’ salaries dramatically soared from the amount of 420 in their twenties , reaching its peak of 820 pounds per week for those aged 36-40 , being almost doubled, it has then moderately decreased to share the same position with first degree employees.

On the other hand , the higher degree graduates were earning 390 pounds sterling of full time work among younger generations , and then increased steadily , earning 650 pounds at the age of 32, after that it has slightly went upward , and at the ages of 46-55 it has crossed with the other qualifications’ trend, slightly decreasing from almost 730 to 715. Afterwards, it has experienced an upward trend, reaching the highest weekly-earning of 790 among 56-60 aged individuals

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