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Band 6+: The charts below show psychologists' employment after graduating. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents two pie charts with anticipated and actual percentages of psychologists' employment after graduation. In the anticipated chart: Private Clinics 69%, Hospital and Medical Centres 8%, Schools and Universities 8%, Community Agencies 13%, Other 2%. In the actual chart: Private Clinics 16%, Hospital and Medical Centres 26%, Schools and Universities 46%, Community Agencies 8%, Other 3%.
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The pie graph illustrates the working agencies of psychological learners after finishing course.

Overall, private clinics represent for the major of expectation while psychologists prioritize employment in schools and universities.

Regarding expectation, Over 80% of the future psychologists predict that private clinics, community agencies will be their working sectors, respectively, which are the highest results. This is followed by similar percentages of pupils who believe that they will be employed in educational institutions and cure centres at 8%. Moreover, an insignificant share of 2% of potential psychologists who contend that they will pursue a different line.

In actuality, the majority of graduated psychologists are being employed in medical and educational institutions which account for 70% of the figure. Furthermore, nearly quarter of the figure are graduated students who find unnamed works and private clinics as their workplace while community agencies only applied for 3% of the graduated learners.

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The charts below show psychologists’ employment after graduating. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie graphs illustrate the expected and factual working agencies of psychology learners after course completion. Overall, private clinics represent the major expectation, while psychologists are primarily employed in schools and universities. Regarding expectation, 69% and 13% of future psychologists predict that private clinics and community agencies will be their working sectors, respectively; which are […]

The charts below show psychologists’ employment after graduating. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie graphs illustrate the expected and factual working agencies of psychology learners after course completion. Overall, private clinics represent the major expectation, while psychologists are primarily employed in schools and universities. Regarding expectation, 69% and 13% of future psychologists predict that private clinics and community agencies will be their working sectors, respectively; which are […]

The charts below show psychologists’ employment after graduating. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The data demonstrates the proportion of psychologists’ employment after graduation. The anticipated results display a vast majority of the employment of graduates in private clinics,subsequently aproximately a few of the people who are employed in community agencies.Afterwards, accounted for the smallest proportions of working people are in hospitals and medical centers , school and agencies,as […]

The charts below show psychologists’ employment after graduating. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts compare the expected and factual working areas of psychology learners after course completion. Overall, most psychologists forecast that private clinics will be their employments, while schools and universities are actually their primary working sectors. Regarding expectations, 69% and 13% of private clinics and community agencies are predicted to be learners’ employment, respectively, […]

The charts below show psychologists’ employment after graduating. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie illustrates the percentage of a psychologist’s expected and factual jobs after studying in university. Overall, it can be observed that the proportion of private clinics will be the highest percent in the expected pie chart. Besides that the percentage of schools and universities l made up the highest figure in total factual jobs. […]

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