The bar graphs provide information about the number of British graduate and postgraduate students who, instead of taking full-time job, opted for part-time work, voluntary work or remained unemployed.
Overall, IT is clear that there was significantly huge number of graduates as compared to post-graduates. Although, they has a similar distribution in these four options. Another interesting point is that most of the graduates continues to further studies and very few of them , went on to voluntary work. The same trend is being followed by postgraduates..
Turning to the details, nearly 33000 graduates and postgraduates opted for higher studies. In contrast, only nearly 10 percent of above figure did voluntary work, making it as least common destination which accounts for 3500 graduates and 345 postgraduates in total.
Alarmingly, around one-fourth of students faced unemployment, even after graduation and postgraduation. Strikingly, graduates who worked part-time were half the number of students who went for higher education. However, the figures for postgraduates are very close (around 2,725 and 2,535 respectively).