作者:Huang Xu1, Wei Nasha2
院校:1 University of San Carlos, School of Education, Cebu 6000, Philippines 2 SEGi University, School of Business, Kuala Lumpur 47810, Malaysia
vocational education; sustainable development; ESG framework; curriculum design; and environmental awareness
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