5 report(s) found.
The charts illustrate the various destinations of UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not enter full-time employment after graduating in 2008. For graduates, the majority pursued further education, with 29,665 individuals choosing this path. Part-time work was the second most common option, with 17,735 graduates opting for this. A notable number of graduates, around […]
The first bar chart demonstrates the data about the decisions of UK graduates after finishing college in 2008, while the second chart shows the destinations of UK postgraduates in the same year. In a general perspective, as is clear from the given charts, the number of graduate and postgraduate students who were unemployed after college […]
The provided charts illustrate the post-collegiate paths of UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not enter full-time employment in 2008. A significant disparity is evident between the destinations of graduates and postgraduates, with a notably higher proportion of graduates pursuing further study compared to their postgraduate counterparts. Focusing on the destinations of graduates, the […]
The bar charts compare how university students, who did not opt for full-time employment, continued their career after college in the UK in 2008. It is clear that studying further was the most popular option for both graduates and postgraduates in the given year. Notably, the number of graduates was much higher than the number […]
The two charts illustrate the destinations of job activities chosen by UK graduate and postgraduate students who were not working full-time in 2008. Overall, the most common goal for both groups was to pursue further studies, followed by part-time employment. It is noteworthy that the number of graduate students significantly exceeded that of postgraduate students […]