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Professional Competency Development and Talent Cultivation Strategies for Sustainable Education in the Post-Pandemic Era

This special issue belongs to the section “Sustainable Education and Approaches“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

UN Summit on Sustainable Development Goals kickstarts ambitious action to deliver for people and the planet in September 2015, and therefore 193 member states supported and adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. THE 17 SDGs have become the common core issues for countries around the world to achieve The Future We Want. However, in the process of our efforts in the past few years, the breakout of the US-China trade war, COVID-19 coronavirus disease, and the Ukrainian-Russian War may disrupt everyone's footsteps, but it also wakes one-world awareness and partnership action. The core values of sustainable development are diversity, inclusion, and no one left behind. In addition to making different people understand and practice the 17 SDGs, sustainable education /SDG education/ESD also focuses on promoting these core values. Compared with higher education or formal school education, adult education has its special fields, such as vocational education, professionalism, and further education. This special issue intends to discuss issues related to the formation of core values of sustainable education/SDG education and focus on sustainable education and how to change our adult learning based on further education in the post-epidemic era.

Dr. Chia-Li Lin
Dr. Chi-Yo Huang
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • sustainability education/SDG education/ESD
  • global awareness and partnership action
  • professional competency cultivation
  • professionalism and vocational education
  • core competence and quality education
  • meta-learning (learn to learn)
  • health literacy
  • medical education
  • adult learning
  • talent cultivation
  • further education
  • sustainable literacy and environment education
  • future scenarios for sustainable education
  • greening technical and vocational education
  • training (TVET) for sustainable development

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Sustainability - ISSN 2071-1050