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Band 5+: The graph shows the actual and predicted percentage change in employment in the UK, by education level. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image illustrates percentage changes in UK employment by education level from 1990 to 2025: No school certificate (start 0%, 1995 ≈-5%, 2000 ≈-5%, 2005 ≈-10%, 2010 ≈-12.5%, 2015 <-15%, 2020 ≈-15%, 2025 ≈-17.5%); High school (start 0%, 1995 ≈4%, 2000 ≈8%, 2005 ≈10%, 2010 ≈10%, 2015 <10%, 2020 ≈12%, 2025 ≈14%); Bachelor's degree (start 0%, 1995 ≈10%, 2000 ≈15%, 2005 ≈15%, 2010 ≈15%, 2015 ≈20%, 2020 ≈22%, 2025 ≈23%); Master's degree (start 0%, 1995 ≈-2%, 2000 ≈0%, 2005 ≈5%, 2010 ≈10%, 2015 ≈12%, 2020 ≈15%, 2025 ≈20%).
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The given diagram illustrates the real and predicted percentage of employment in four different proficiency levels between the period from 1990 to 2025.

Overall, half of the type which is master’s degree and bachelor’s degree follow an upward trend while high school and none face a downward trend

Through the period from 1990 to 2005, the percentage of master’s degree rise steadily for about 10%. After that, it sky rockets for approximately 15% within only five years. Then continue to increase rapidly for 10% which makes a total of 35% in 2025. The amount of bachelor’s degree experience a fluctuation between 1995 and 2025, but still in overall, it grows for about 15%.

According to the line graph, the amount of student who only study high school does not show many changes after years while the amount of student having no school certificate suffer from a downfall of 15% change approximately.

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