Writing report

The pie chart illustrates the different kinds of work that students did after finishing their undergraduate degree course, while the table gives information about the money students earn after five years' work Overall, most students choose full-time work as the first option, while the number of students opting for part-time work and postgraduate study was the lowest. It is also noticeable that those working in the government sector tend to earn the highest salaries, while those working in private companies generally earn the lowest salaries. When it comes to types of work, a majority of undergraduates are oriented towards full-time work( 52%), followed by part-time jobs, which account for 15%. Both full-time Postgrad and other careers take up the same proportion, which is 8% of the total. The number of Unemployed students also makes up 12%, meanwhile, part-time work plus postgraduate study make up a negligible percentage. In terms of salaries, private businesses offer the lowest salaries, with nearly half earning from 25000 to 74999, a quarter receiving 75000 to 9999,9, and only 30% are paid over 100000. On the contrary, both Government workers and freelancers are employed in the 2 highest brackets, 30% in 75000-99999 and 50% in over 100000 for the former and 40% in both brackets for the latter. These two sectors see the same figures for the other categories, only 5% earning 25000- 49999, and a quarter earning 50000-74999.