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Band 4+: 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 shows two bar graphs depicting the destinations of UK graduates and postgraduates after leaving college in 2008, including part-time work, voluntary work, further study, and unemployment. For graduates, 17,373 went into part-time work, 550 into voluntary work, 29,655 into further study, and 18,225 into unemployment. For postgraduates, 2,535 went into part-time work, 345 into voluntary work, 2,723 into further study, and 1,625 into unemployment.
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The chat illustrated the what UK graduates and postgraduate student ls didn’t go into full time work of UK in 2008

Overall , further study reached at the peak in both charts and voluntary works was a least whereas all field of graduates students is higher than the postgraduates students

In 2008 the number of graduates students who chose further study flying in sky than others followed by 29665 students.the student who chose part-time make up the proportion of 17735 and unemployment came with 16235 students.moreover, number of students who involved in volunteer stayed last .

In the term ofPostgraduates students maximum students are interested continuing their study followed by 2725 students whereas part time works had 2535 students .the number of unemployed person stood at 1625 and voluntary works at the least by covering 345 students .

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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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