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Band 5+: The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full time work did after leaving college in 2008.

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The image contains two bar graphs depicting the destination of UK graduates and postgraduates in 2008 excluding full-time work. In the first graph for graduates, part-time work had 17,735 individuals, voluntary work had 3,500, further study had 29,665, and unemployment had 16,235. In the second graph for postgraduates, part-time work had 2,535 individuals, voluntary work had 345, further study had 2,725, and unemployment had 1,625. The Y-axis for the graduates' graph goes up to 30,000 in increments of 5,000, while the postgraduates' graph goes up to 3,000 in increments of 500. The categories are arranged in the same order for both graphs, with part-time work being the first and unemployment being the last.
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The bar graph depicits a number of UK graduates and postgraduates students who went to different fields rather than working a full-time job, once they finished their college in 2008

In an overview, majority of graduates student as well as postgraduate students choose to continue their higher education while least number of student engaged in voluntary work.

As per the provided information, majority of the students who graduated from the college preferred to continue their higher education. In fact, almost 30000 graduated students went for further studies. In contrast, voluntary work was less preferable by graduate students, that made up only 5000 in number. This trend was also true for postgraduate students were around 3000 students preferred to continue their studies while exactly 345 involved in social work.

Likewise, part time work and unemployed were average among students. Less than 20000 graduate did part time work and around 17000 graduate students were unemployed. Similarly, more than 2500 postgraduate students did part time work and almost 1700 people were unemployed

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