The goal after university is to get a job. With an increase in specially-designed graduate positions, employment for graduates is at an all-time high. Approximately 77% of graduates are employed within the first six months of leaving university, 71% of which are in professional-level roles. The typical graduate starting salary is also increasing and currently lies at around £22,000 per annum.
Career patterns are changing rapidly in the 2020’s, but the average Brit will have 6 different jobs in their working life. More recently almost half of the working population will retrain and completely change their job. With the retirement age set at 66 years old, we work the equivalent of 3,515 full days, on average 34 hours a week, although we never leave until a job is done, meaning we spend an additional 9,024 hours of unpaid overtime (around £153,000)!
Omg this is so real all over the world
Probably very true! ?