The pie chart provides a breakdown of students graduating from nursing in terms of what jobs they took after finishing their course , while the table shows the proportion of them working in different departments of health sector in the UK in 2009.
In general,the majority of students graduating from nursing worked in health sector, while the minority of them chose to study further and unspecified categories. In terms of the table, in the health sector, the highest proportion of people worked as a hospital nurse , whereas the reverse was true for mental nurse.
To start with the pie chart where the highest percentage of nursing students occupied the health sector, accounting for 84%. In contrast, 8 % of students selected both study and work, with people who did not work anywhere making up 4% . The minority of nursing graduates was seen in further education and unspecified sectors, consisting of 2% of both.
As for the table, the most preferred type of occupation was chosen nearly 73% of students, followed by midwives and community nurse , comprising of 12.4 and 10.3% , respectively. Notably, the least chosen departments of health sector were mental parademic and unspecified ones , with each having 0.4 % , 1.3 %, and 2.7% of employees, respectively.