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Band 4+: The chart below shows the proportions of graduates from Brighton University in 2019 entering different employment sectors

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The image shows a pie chart of employment sectors of graduates from Brighton University in 2019. The largest sector is service industries at 33%, followed by manufacturing industry at 16.3%, education at 14.7%, politics & government at 12.1%, transportation and warehousing at 7.8%, science & technology at 7.3%, civil service at 5.6%, other at 2.8%, charity at 0.3%, and sport at 0.1%.
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The graph demonstrates us the amount of graduates from Brighton University in 2019 accepting various worker sectors.

According to the chart, service industries was entered the mostly from Brighton University. Sport, however, did the lowest accepted. Although Manufacturing industry, politics government and education was showed approximately average of them, civil service, charity, science technology, and transportation and warehousing was below 10 percentage.

When looked in detail, service industries entered with 33%, however, got sport with 0.1%. Manufacturing industry was accepted the employment sectors with 16.3% and surpassing politics government at nearly 4% and education at approximately 2%.

There is no doubt, transportation & warehousing and science technology was showed the employment sectors nearly same result which was over 7%. Civil service entered job with 5.6%, in addition this was double times than other area which was with 2.8%. It was followed by charity with 0.3%, and only surpassing sport with 0.2%.

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