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The bar chart and table provides data about the percentage of graduates who worked full time and their average annual salaries between 2004 and 2012 in Australia. Overall, according to the line graph, most graduates worked full-time during the period, the proportions of matehmatics graduates was slightly lower comparing to others. Meanwhile, average salaries increased […]
The line graph and table presents about the proposition of graduates in Australia who employed full-time after graduation between 2004 and 2012. Overall, it can be clearly seen that all graduates always showed a large of percentage of full-time workers. It is noticeable that the average salary of graduates almost got higher rather than a […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of full-time worker as well as studying the university(all graduates and mathematics graduates), while table shows how much money was paid for graduates in 2004 and 2012. Overall, Math graduates have the highest figure in both charts, whereas the reverse was true for others At the beginning ,all graduates […]
The graph and table indicate the percentage of full-time employees holding a University degree and the average salary of graduates, respectively, in Australian over 8 years period. A job had been secured for up to 85% of graduates depends on their major. Mathematicals graduates had less rate of success during this period, although the average […]
The represented line graph and table illustrate the information about seniors in Australia who worked in a full-time shift after university from 2004 to 2012. Overall, the percentage of all graduates fluctuated on the same level over the period, while math students had some down and upward trends. Moreover, mathematics’s revenue was higher than the […]