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The table illustrates the employment rate of students from four various nations after they graduate from their first university courses in 2001. Overall, permanent employment was most common among students in all countries. In addition, students in Scotland were most active in the jobs. When it comes to permanent employment, students in Scotland led the […]
The given illustration compares the empoyed students rate from four regions in the UK after their first courses in 2001. Overall, it is clear that the level of unemployment in Northern Ireland is the greatest, while students in Scotland have the majority of jobs, leading the share of total employment. In addition, the trend show […]
The table illustrates the employment of students across four different nations in the UK after their first courses in 2001. The data was categorized into permanent, temporary, overseas, and total employment. Overall, the highest percentage of the total employment was recorded in Scotland, while the opposite was true for Northern Ireland. With regard to permanent […]
The table illustrates the employment rate of students from four various countries after they graduated from their first university courses in 2001. Overall, permanent employment was most common with students in all countries in question. Additionally, students in Scotland were most active in the workplace. When it comes to permanent employment, students in Scotland headed […]
The data show the details of the employment rate of students from four European countries after graduating their first course in universities, within 2001. Overall, students from Scotland were more active in the workplace, and surprisingly, most of them managed to find permanent jobs, while the statistical figures for Irish students were lowest in every […]