As soon as she spoke, a few senior colleagues laughed. "Loads of people have tried. You think getting a journalist license is that easy? Right now, Hanson is the only person at our agency who has one."
Phoebe Lockwood was confused. "But I heard our agency gets one slot every year?"
"And you think having a slot means you'll automatically pass the assessment from the higher-ups? If you can't pass, the slot is useless. They want genuinely talented people, not just someone to fill the quota."
"Well, I sign up every year, and I get rejected every year. I don't even know when the assessment takes place, haha... I'm over it by now."
"Same here. They say it's a random assessment, but in reality, no one has any idea how it's conducted. We've never even seen the exam questions."
Everyone chimed in, but the general consensus was that getting a journalist license was next to impossible.
Claire Sinclair looked at Henry Hartwell curiously. "Teacher Hartwell, how did you pass the assessment?"
