There is no fixed model for investor education. On the contrary, it can take many forms, depending on the specific goals of regulators, the maturity of investors and available resources.

Investment decision-making education is to guide investors to analyze investment problems, obtain necessary information, make rational choices, and improve some variables in investor decision-making conditions. Asset allocation education is to guide investors to scientifically plan and control personal assets. The education of rights and interests protection calls on investors to actively participate in and protect their own rights and interests, so as to change the social and market environment of their investment decisions.