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    The Chart Below Shows The Proportions of Graduates From Brighton University in 2019 Entering Different Employment Sectors

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    The pie chart shows the career choices of graduates from Brighton University in 2019, with over 33% going into service industries, the most popular sector. Manufacturing attracted 16.3% of graduates while 12.1% chose politics and government. Nearly 15% became teachers and other choices included transportation and warehousing (8%), science and technology (7.3%), and civil service (5.6%).

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    The Chart Below Shows The Proportions of Graduates From Brighton University in 2019 Entering Different Employment Sectors

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    The pie chart shows the career choices of graduates from Brighton University in 2019, with over 33% going into service industries, the most popular sector. Manufacturing attracted 16.3% of graduates while 12.1% chose politics and government. Nearly 15% became teachers and other choices included transportation and warehousing (8%), science and technology (7.3%), and civil service (5.6%).

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    The pie chart shows the career choices of graduates from Brighton University in 2019, with over 33% going into service industries, the most popular sector. Manufacturing attracted 16.3% of graduates while 12.1% chose politics and government. Nearly 15% became teachers and other choices included transportation and warehousing (8%), science and technology (7.3%), and civil service (5.6%).

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    The Chart Below Shows The Proportions of Graduates From Brighton University in 2019 Entering Different Employment Sectors

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    The pie chart shows the career choices of graduates from Brighton University in 2019, with over 33% going into service industries, the most popular sector. Manufacturing attracted 16.3% of graduates while 12.1% chose politics and government. Nearly 15% became teachers and other choices included transportation and warehousing (8%), science and technology (7.3%), and civil service (5.6%).

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    The chart below shows the proportions of graduates from Brighton University

    in 2019 entering different employment sectors.

    The pie chart demonstrates the percentage of career choices of Brighton


    University’s graduates in 2019. Overall, graduates tended to be in service
    industries – about 33.0%, and just only 0.1% of them joined into sport.
    Under a half the students went into industries, with service industries
    attracting than other sectors – about a third of them. The manufacturing sector had
    16.3% of the students took jobs in there. Working in politics and government was
    the next prevalent option, 12.1% graduates had their work in this sector. And
    almost 15% chose to becoming teachers. Two others career choices were
    transportation and warehousing, with almost 8%; and science and technology with
    7.3%. Some of them attended in civil service – about 5.6% of the graduates. Then
    it come to the other, unidentified sectors with 2.8% of them went in. The least
    popular choices were the charitable sector and sport, both of them were chosen by
    under 1%.

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