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...nds that there are others with better qualifications waiting to enter the same profession. Disillusioned, one then looks for any kind of employment. In this way, many who wanted to become police inspectors or field assitants in the rubber estates in this country, become teachers instead, and many who wanted to become teachers, have come clerks. The lack of institutions where people could acquire the skill necessary for a particular career, makes the choice of a career even more difficult. For example, if one desires to become a jounalist, one has to receive some training and instruction in a school of jounalism. But if there is no such school, one is compelled to think of some other career. On the other hand, even if there are insititutions where one could acquire the necessary skills, one may still experience difficulty in gaining admission to them because one may not have the financial resources or the academic ability. Thus, many who wanted to become doctors and lawyer...