The column chart demonstrates how many people who migrated to Australia worked in 4 different sectors of job from 2009 to 2012.
Overall, it can be seen that while the number of migrators working at accountant and computer programmer occupations both grew, the opposite was true for that at cook’s sector and software engineer sectors. It was also notable that the large number of people who joined to work in the accountant’s sector in 2010, so the figure for people working as an accountant reached a peak at the same time.
In the beginning of the period, the number of people who worked as an accountant was the highest column, with 20 thousand workers, while that of workers joining in working as a computer programmer was the lowest one, with just close to 3 thousand people. Over a 10-year period, the figure of residents working for the accountant sector reached a peak in the year 2010, with nearly 27 thousand people. After 2 years, it witnessed a fluctuation, but the number of people working as an accountant still increased slightly by nearly 1 thousand people. Whereas the figure for computer programmers also witnessed a fluctuation and it grew remarkably, from nearly 3 thousand people to 5 thousand people.
In another hand, the number of chiefs ranked at the third place in 2009, with nearly 17 thousand people, while that of software engineers was significantly higher than that one, with nearly 19 thousand people. After 3 years, the number of people working for the cook sector witnessed a fluctuation and it fell slightly by nearly 2 thousand people. Besides, the figure for software engineers saw a gradual growth in 2 years, but it decreased significantly by nearly 4 thousand people in the last year of the period.
