Band 5+: The graph shows the amount earned by graduates of different age groups in 2002. It includes those with a degree, those with a higher degree (postgraduate) and those with other qualifications. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided graph compares weekly salaries of graduate workers from 3 levels, including degree, postgraduate and other certifications. There are 8 groups of age from 21 to 60.

There are 3 trends visible in the data. While young people from the 21-40 age groups have the highest salary by other degrees, the 51-60 age groups have the highest salary by higher certification. The first degree graduated employee always receives the lowest salary at all ages.

From young people, 21-40 age groups, all certified graduated workers got salaries that increased with age. Higher degrees, the salary significantly increased from over 400$ in the 21-25 age group to over 800$ in the 36-40 age group. First degrees and other degrees, the earnings dramatically rose from 250$ to under 700$ and between under 400$ and 700$ perpestively.

The wages of graduate employees by other qualifications considerably fell with age, under 700$ in the 56-60 age group. The salaries of people with first degrees imperceptible changed over ages. Typically, the 51-60 age groups have a steep growth, about 800$ per week.