The given pie chart illustrates the career of the students in history after their undergraduate from the university of the United Kingdom. Whereas the provided table gives information about the different sectors of activity and the average salary of these graduates in history in the six years after obtaining their diploma. The units are measured in percentage.
From an overall perspective, there were six types of work started by full-time work, part-time work, part-time work with postgrad study, full-time postgraduate study, unemployed, and unknown work. In terms of the employment sectors there were four sectors : Solicitor, History teacher, Archaeologist, Historian and others.
With regards to the rate of employment sectors there were 56% full-time work, 15% part-time work, 4% part-time work with postgrad study, 7% full-time postgraduate study, 12% unemployed, and 6% unknown. In comparison to the career of graduate students the history teacher is the most popular sector increased 30% with an average income of 49.000 £, followed by Solicitor 18% with the highest salary to rise 57.000 £ , Historian and Archaeologist 9% rise 49.000£ and 6% with lowest 29.000 £ and other hit a high of 37% with 30.000£
