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Band 4+: the graph below gives the result of a survey showing what 1.000 young people did after leaving school between 2008 and 2012 summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparasions where relevant

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The image presents a bar graph detailing the post-school activities of 1,000 young individuals from 2008 to 2012, segmented into three main categories: "Went to university," "Looked for work," and "Took a temporary break from education." In 2008, the respective values were approximately: university - 440, work - 350, break - 210. In 2009: university - 350, work - 450, break - 200. In 2010: university - 400, work - 350, break - 250. In 2011: university - 360, work - 410, break - 230. In 2012: university - 380, work - 370, break - 250.
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The diagram demonstrates how 1000 students after finishing school pursue their academic or career goals between 2008 and 2012.

The number of youngster that went to university was gradually growing from 2008 to 2010, starting from 300. Nevertheless, in 2011 student enrollment dropped slightly. Moreover in the next 2012 year it has also fell even more.

The number of school leavers looking for a job was at a peak in 2008, about 1000 people in total. After that there was a decline, where job applicants level reached approximately 300 in 2011, which stopped in 2012 where it achieved almost 400. In opposite, the number of gap year students was steadily climbing for all 4 years.

Summarizing, figures of after school destinations that young people prefer were fluctuating, hitting 300-400 diapason for all 3 options.

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