IELTS Writing task 1: destination of UKgraduate and postgraduate students after leaving college. The charts below show that UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. The two bar charts illustrate that the situation of UK graduate and postgraduate students who have not full-time work after leaving their college in 2008. To be more exact, no mater graduate or postgraduate students, they both have the similar general distribution of the different employment situations. The category that Further study after leaving school always take up most of the students, the second most one is part-time work, the third one is unemployment, the last one is voluntary work. Destination of graduate students will be the first one to be discussed. The number of graduate students who have a further study is 29665, 17735 for part-time work, 16235 for unemployment, and only 3500 for voluntary work. The destination of postgraduate student have a little difference with that of graduate students. 2715 for further study, 1625 for unemployment, and 345 for voluntary work, the special thing is the number of students for part-time work, it occupies a much larger proportion of the whole students, is 2535, only 190 less than the highest one which is 2725 for further study. In conclusion, that is the situation of the two bar charts.