These graphs illustrate the employment status of young people who decided not to work a full-time job, there is a confrontation between data based on the level of study achieved. The are four categories represented: part-time work, voluntary jobs, further study and unemployment.
Overall, both graduate and post-graduate students’ results of the survey follow a similar trend: mainly achieved are further studies, whilst working for a charity is an option for the few.
Diving deeper, working becomes a more consistent choice, in proportion, for people with a diploma, where it is chosen by 2,535 units in spite of 2,725 decisions of following knowledge’s pursue. Nonetheless, graduate students prefer to continue to attend a school participating in a master’s degree, with 29,665 of them choosing that alternative. Furthermore, we can see that a voluntary occupation has not been considered in a consistent way by any of the young generation of workers, this trend is confirmed by the low participation of only 3,500 graduates and 345 postgraduates. In conclusion, unfortunately, unemployment is spread in both categories considered, representing a steady average.