The given table gives an illustration of the particular contributions for students from various countries such as Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, after they finished their first semesters in 2001.
A brief assessment of the graph reveals that the most significant increasing percentages were in employment of Scotland and England.Their students were clear leaders in different named employments,such as permanent, temporary, overseas and final one is total employment.While Northern Ireland and Wales had the lowest percent in all three categories .
At the beginning of the 2001, the pupils worked permanently in Scotland their employment portion made up 43.6% and temporary employment saw a sharp decrease in 20.2%. In that year students who worked in coasts were 2.6%.But totally their degree of graduation was 66.4%.That figure was the biggest number of three categories as compared three countries.Furthemore , England had the second biggest figure in 2001. Permanent employees constituted 33% and temporary employment had a largest percentage of employees which was close to 23%.And in overseas they were just about 2.3%.Final percentage calculated as a 58.3%.
In terms of graduates from Northern Ireland worked permanently less than other country’s employees, with 20%.But they had the smallest figure of temporary and total employment,at around 8.6%and 33.6% .And students in Wales had figures which stood up in the third place.They were 30%, 12,4% and 2.9% in all three categories.In addition the total amount was 45.6%.