This is the regulation of our education bureau, so should yours.
Provisions on prohibiting in-service teachers in primary and secondary schools from running classes without permission to make up lessons. The main contents of the provisions:
First, it is forbidden for in-service teachers in primary and secondary schools to organize students to make up lessons (except "one-on-one" counseling); It is strictly forbidden for in-service teachers in primary and secondary schools to participate in various forms of remedial classes organized by any department, unit or individual without permission.
Second, it is forbidden for all kinds of schools to provide places, facilities and other convenient conditions for in-service teachers to make up classes privately.
Third, all in-service teachers who organize students to make up lessons privately will be confiscated once verified; At the same time, it will be verified and notified once in the school to adjust its teaching position; Verified twice, notified in the system, suspended from work, participated in teacher's ethics training, and cancelled the year-end one-time bonus salary; If it is verified that it has been reported in the news media for three times, the education administrative department shall withdraw its teacher qualification certificate and dismiss it.
Fourth, schools that organize or participate in private make-up classes will be rejected by one vote. Upon verification, if there are indeed teachers who illegally organize students to run classes to make up missed lessons, all the qualifications for selecting the best students in their schools in the current year will be cancelled, and informed criticism will be conducted throughout the city. At the same time, those who fail to seriously convey and implement the requirements and regulations of their superiors, neglect the management or supervision of on-the-job teachers, or provide places, facilities and convenient conditions for private remedial classes shall be investigated for the responsibility of the principal, and shall be given organizational treatment and disciplinary action according to the circumstances.
Fifth, the problem of making up classes for in-service teachers privately every semester. Principals of all schools should sign letters of responsibility with the administrative department of education, teachers and principals should sign letters of guarantee, and teachers' representatives should make public commitments at the teachers' and students' meeting of the whole school and accept supervision.
Of course, teachers are not easy. Good luck!