Jobs aplenty, language a setback

By ROYCE T.G. TAN

Employment opportunites remain dim for graduates who are not as proficient in the English language.

MALAYSIAN graduates today are weak when it comes to speaking and writing in the English language, and that to a large extent, affects their job prospects.

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