Although Kowell's team received academic recognition from the senior management of Tomsk National Polytechnic University, the recruitment work was still not going smoothly, and time quickly turned to three days later.
Anka: "Mr. Kowell, although Tomsk is just a city in the Far East, there is no doubt that those who can enroll in Tomsk are undoubtedly elites. Russia hasn't implemented compulsory education, and their government previously backed out of relevant policies, virtually cutting off the upward mobility of the lower classes."
"In my communications with colleagues, I've also learned of this situation. Tsarist Russia's literacy rate is only twenty percent, and there are many hidden aspects. For instance, most of Russia's primary education is inadequate, with five-year primary schools accounting for less than five percent, mostly being only three-year systems. The quality of education content is probably not even as good as in East Africa."
