Usage of "become a hairdresser"

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Usage of become a hairdresser in English

They wanted her to go home, to become a hairdresser, to leave Milderhurst. 
 The distant hours 

And I didn't want to grow up and become a hairdresser or a decorator. 
 Mortal Allies 

Nowadays, she notes, you can train and become a hairdresser with Peter Mark in two-and-a-half years. 
 The Irish Times 

At 16, she trained to become a hairdresser. 
 Reuters 

Question: My daughter is sitting the Leaving Cert soon and has always wanted to become a hairdresser. 
 The Irish Times 

Did I ever tell you that she wanted me to become a hairdresser when I left school? 
 The distant hours 

So I went in a different direction and ended up becoming a hairdresser. 
 BBC 

I became a hairdresser, working in both LA and New York. 
 The Guardian 

With no formal education, she briefly made a living as a prostitute before becoming a hairdresser. 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of become a hairdresser in English