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The emergent themes are discussed in relation to the primary research question and thefindings from previous research.Detailed documentation of the challenges involved in the practice of multiculturalcounselling suggests that these challenges emerged from several categories (clients’characteristics, third-party’s characteristics and specific counselling contexts or workcultures), but the most frequently reported challenges are embedded in counsellors’ perceptionsof their current MCCs (e.g. perceived multicultural incompetence). This findingis interesting because it proves that counsellor preparation seems to contribute to mostof the key challenges faced by these Malaysian counsellors in the practice of multiculturalcounselling. Several possible explanations are useful to be considered to accountfor this finding. First, perhaps Malaysian counsellors were not trained properly duringtheir previous counselling education and training. This has direct implications for theeducation and training of counsellors, especially in terms of the adequacy of counsellingcurriculum, the credibility and qualifications of the educators or trainers, and the quality of teaching in the counselling programmes. Second, this finding could indicate that thecurrent multicultural counselling courses may have unclear focus and hence, do notcontribute to developing counsellors’ MCCs. This is evidenced further by a critique ofMalaysian counselling literature, which states that there is lack of empirical evidenceregarding the state and extent of multicultural education and training in the counselloreducation programmes in Malaysia (Aga Mohd Jaladin, 2003, 2008; Ng & Stevens,2001; See & Ng, 2010).
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