A glance at the charts provided reveals the UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go to full time work after graduation. It is evident that the workforce of fresh graduates changed over the years.
The first graph shows that most graduate students selected to continue their studies. Approximately eighteen thousand graduates start to work part-time jobs. In third place,over sixteen thousand of students stayed unemployed. On the other hand, some of young people are employed in voluntary wors.
The second tableau illustrates the distributions of postgraduate students across the different places they work. Once again, students who prefer to continue their studies topped the list. In the second place, part time workers a bit much than 2.5K. This was followed by nearly two thousand unemployment postgraduates. Similarly with first graph, the number of voluntary workers is at least.
It is interesting to note that despite different levels of education, students start business life same. Selection of work area they earn their life from these jobs.