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OCCUPATIONAL CHOICE AND ATTAINMENT OF ESN SCHOOL‐LEAVERS

M. O. A. Durojaiye University of Ibadan
Pages 36-43 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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T. Cox & K. Morgan. (1985) The career aspirations and occupational interests of culturally disadvantaged children. British Journal of Guidance & Counselling 13:2, pages 191-203.
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A.J. Kent. (1984) Occupational Choice and Occupational Success in Slow-Learning School-Leavers. British Journal of Guidance & Counselling 12:2, pages 175-185.
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R. J. Stratford. (1972) CHARACTERISTICS OF ESN SCHOOL LEAVERS SELECTED FOR INDUSTRIAL TRAINING. Educational Research 15:1, pages 37-42.
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G. Yarlott & W. S. Harpin. (1971) 1000 RESPONSES TO ENGLISH LITERATURE‐‐(2). Educational Research 13:2, pages 87-97.
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