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Qualifications recognition for skilled NESB women
Lesleyanne Hawthorne.
This 1996 article looks into the reasons why female migrants have even more difficulty than their male counterparts in getting their overseas qualifications assessed and recognised, and canvasses what some of the responses to try to remedy this have been.
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