Band 5+: 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 chart illustrates the proportion of expected and the actual occupation of psychology’s learner after university completion

Overall, it is clear that the private clinics are thought to be the most psychologists’ workplaces while in reality, schools and universities account for the highest share of psychology learners.

Concerning the expected employment chart, the private clinics occupation attracted 69% of just-graduate psychologists, the highest percentage compared to others. The community agencies estimated about 13% of psychology fresh graduates, although it is the second largest expected but still had poor attraction. Moving onto Hospital and Medical Centres, it has the same proportion as Schools and Universities with 8% each occupation. Additionally, others take up the remaining 2% of the psychology learners.

Regarding the actual occupation of freshman psychologists. Surprisingly, Schools and University take up 46%, a significant difference compared to 8% anticipated. It also surpassed private clinics, about 16% of that number, to be the workplaces that had the most appliance from psychologists after graduating. The proportion witnessed a noticeable difference to be expected of Hospitals and Medicine centres with 26%. In addition, only 3% of Community agencies attracted new-graduate psychologists, overtaken by the others, which includes 8% of psychology learners.