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    Task 1:

    The pie chart illustrates what nursing graduates in the UK in 2009 chose to do
    after graduating, while the table provides details about the career choices of
    those who worked in the health sector.
    Overall, it is clear that, the large majority of students chose to work in the
    healthcare industry after graduating from their nursing courses, and of those who
    decided on this career path, the majority of them worked as hospital nurses.
    Looking at the pie chart in more details, the percentage of graduated nursing
    went to work in health sector was significantly larger than in other sectors. To
    illustrate, the figure for that registed 84 percent, which take on the largest space
    in the pie chart. In contrast, the amount of people who decided to continue their
    education and keep studying registed 2 percent, 8 percent of graduates chose to
    continue studying and worked at the same time, 4 percent of graduates were
    unemployed, and 2 percent of graduates chose other paths.
    Additionally, of those who went on to work in the healthcare industry, the figure
    for those who opted to work as hospital nurses is 72 percent, while 12.4 percent
    became midwives, 10.3 percent became community nurses, 0.4 percent mental
    nurses,1.3 percent became paramedics, and the remaining 2.7 percent chose
    other career paths.
    Task 2:
    These day, there is a trend that many couples decide to have babies at least a few
    years later since their marriage. Although I accept that the phenomenon has a
    major disadvantage, this is outweighed by the advantages for the following
    reasons.
    On the one hand, personally, deciding to delay childbirth might bring about
    some negative effects on both family life and society. More specifically, having
    children in old aged can cause directly to women’s health. For this reason,
    babies are not healthy enough or even die a premature death. Additionally,
    having children later will cause a significant age gap between the two
    generations. As a result, this makes it harder for parents to understand and
    communicate with their offspring. For instance, it is reported that the rate of
    women dying of childbirth after the age of 35 has increased significantly in
    Europe, which recorded 35%, that is three- times higher than 30 years ago.
    On the other hand, this drawback is outweighed by the following benefits.
    Firstly, this choice allows them to have more time to enjoy life when they are
    young. For example, it is easier for a young couple to travel when they do not
    have a baby to nurture. Secondly, people who are at the early stage of their
    career usually have lower income compared to when they are older. Therefore,
    many people decide to start raising a family after having accumulated enough
    money to ensure a better life for their children.
    In conclusion, the phenomenon that the old- aged women decide to give birth
    later in their life seemingly is a risk of women’s mental health. However, this
    disadvantage is outweighed by the advantages when it is beneficial to both their
    children’s future life as well as their financial burden.

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