The presented pie charts delineate the Australian graduates did after finishing secondary school, for the years- 1980, 1990 and 2000.
Overall, the percentage of employment rate recorded the most pronounced growth, while that of unemployment rate experienced a moderate decline. The number of students who pursued further education had decreased significantly over the three decade period.
In 1980, the share of people who chose further education dominated the chart, accounting for a half, whereas that of employed people ranked the second place with 40%. It was the feature of graduates who were jobless, that comprising a mere 10%. After a decade, the count of employed students increased significantly to 50%. Conversely, there was a plunge in the proportion of individuals who pursued further education, from initial 50% to 38%. Moreover, the number of unemployed people inclined marginally, making up 12% in 1990.
By 2000, the proportion of employed people took the leadership, accounting for 55%, indicating a well-rounded education, while that of unemployed saw a margin decrease to 8%. Furthermore, the share of graduates who were passionate about continuing studying remained relatively unchanged at around 37% throughout the period.