(English) Thailand preparing students for the new business environment

26 August 2015
Bangkok Post Business
Economy and commerce / Labor / Social development
Economy and commerce / Education and training / Education and training policy and administration / Higher education / Labor / Thailand / Universities / Vocational education

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