The two bar graphs illustrate the number of graduate and postgraduate students in the UK in 2008 who were involved in part-time work,voluntary work, further study and were unemployed after finishing their study.
Overall, it can be seen that both graduate and postgraduate students were the predominant groups in terms of further study, while voluntary work accounted for the lowest numbers in both Groups. After passing their graduation, most of the novices chose part-time work as their career path,this accounted for nearly 30000.Moreover, approximately same number of apprentices decided to go into part-time work and unemployment, which were 17735 and 16236,respectively. In contrast, with regarding to voluntary work,only approximately 3500 University students had involved in,that was a one in tenth of the number of University learners in further study.
Looking at the UK postgraduate chart,a majority of apprentices who were determined to continue their Study.In comparison, the students who had no jobs, which was around half of the students extended their learning process. It can also seen that the students had a immense interest about part time job,this estimated for 2535.Finally,only 345 students engaged in voluntary, the minor among all.