The rendered graphs cast light on number of students graduated in UK in three different years. It also illustrates the jobs occupied by the graduates in the same years. The jobs were in five different sectors.
Overall, it can be noticed that in 1992, the graduates preferred to get employed as a professional and the least number of people after getting education chosed doing sales for earning money. In the three years, most of the adults decided to pursue being professional as their carrier.
At the outset, the prime look makes it crystal clear that the number of graduates were approx 200,000 in 1997 which modestly shifted downwards in 2002.The students were 150,000 approx in 1992. Meanwhile, the jobs being pursued were at peak of a professional in all the three years. A quarter of graduates chosed managerial and adminstrative as their source of earning that moderately changed in the years. Clerical and sectorial department constituted less than quarter in all the years mentioned and the sales and others in which people were included after graduating for earning were almost same with slight differences.