The tables illustrate the avarage payments of graduated or did not graduate the universities depended on age groups in the UK from 2000 to 2010.
Overall, there was a noticeable contrast between graduates and non-graduates, because employers mostly prefered to have individuals with the high degree and older than 22 years old.
Looking at average salary of people without any degrees, it is seen that non-graduates had less amount of salaries, 17,800 eur, than graduates. Likewise, the age groups showed that the 22-year-old (the youngest group) and older than 52 years individuals were not preferable for employers, and were paid by 14,500 eur, while people from 32 to 52 years had around 19,000 eur.
Looking at the salaries of high-educative people , the largest sums were given to workers with the high education accounted for almost 30.000 eur totally. But there was also low payment for the youngest group and the oldest group with 15,800 eur and 23,000 eur, respectively.Additionally, employers paid the left age groups above 30,000 eur.