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 highest results. This is followed by comparable percentages of hospitals or medical centres and schools or universities at 8%. Moreover, an insignificant share of 2% of potential psychologists forecast that they will pursue other lines of work.
In reality, educational institutions are the workplaces of nearly half of psychologists, whereas slightly over a quarter are hired by hospitals and medical centres. The figure for private clinics is 16%, which is precisely double that of the unnamed employers. Finally, only 3% actually work for community agencies, representing the lowest figure.
