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This table shows the average salaries of graduates and non graduats in the UK in 2010. The graph states that a graduate earns 54,000 euros thousand that is across all age groups , but a non graduate earns around 29,000 euros .This really shows the importance of going to school and university. The second chart […]
The table provides a comparative analysis of the average annual salaries for individuals with and without a university degree in the United Kingdom during the year 2010. Overall, graduates enjoyed substantially higher earnings than their non-graduate counterparts, with a marked disparity evident across various age demographics. In 2010, the average salary of graduates was £54,000, […]
The tables represent a comparison in salary between graduates and non-graduates in the UK in 2010. The diffrence is noticeable where it’s clear that the graduates earn more than the non-graduates by almost the double. The average earnings of graduates at all age group is 54000 euros per year, which is significantly higher than the […]
This table illustrate the salaries of different employees in United Kingdom in 2010. This table show the average salaries of all age group and the average salaries of the graduates and non-graduates. The average salary of graduates of all age is about 54,000 euroes. The average salary of non-graduates of almost all age is 29,000 […]
The tables illustrate the average income in the UK of graduates and non-graduates in all age groups and five specific age groups in 2010. From an overall perspective, in all age categories, the average income of graduates was higher compared with non-graduates. The mean annual income of graduates aged 52 years old was the highest, […]
The infographic demonstrates both graduates and non-graduates’ income in the UK in 2010. Generally, graduates get to be paid a higher salary than non-graduates. However two groups have a common feature in defference of income depending on the employee’s age. In average, the UK non-graduates earned £29,000, while graduates made it twice more. 22 years […]
The table compares the average wages between people with graduation and non-graduation, as well as gives specific figures among different groups of age in the United Kingdom in 2010. It is clear to see that the average salaries of graduates had a higher level than the non-graduates did. However, the gap between these two categories […]