The department in charge of education is called the Education Bureau, which is generally the department in charge of education at the prefecture level and the department in charge of education at the county level (or county level). The head of the Education Bureau is called the Director of Education Bureau.
The education department belongs to the provincial education department, and the director of the education department is a cadre at the main hall level. The responsibility of the education department is to manage the education work in this province.
The administrative level of the director of the municipal education bureau is the main hall level (county level), and the administrative level of the director of the county education bureau is the main hall level. Some local education bureau directors are deputy directors. Why is it a place class? Mainly for the convenience of management, because some local administrative levels are deputy division level. In order to better lead No.1 Middle School, the level of the director is at least the same as that of the principal of No.1 Middle School. Therefore, the director of the Education Bureau is generally the secretary of the Party Committee of No.1 Middle School, and the level is naturally a place class.
Now the names of education bureaus in some districts and counties have been changed to county education and sports bureaus. So what's the difference between the Education Bureau and the Education Bureau? The biggest difference is that the responsibility has changed. Simply put, it is to increase sports work.
Take our place as an example. There used to be a cultural bureau, but later it was changed to a cultural and sports bureau. Later, the Cultural Bureau and the Tourism Bureau co-located and became the Cultural Tourism Bureau. The Sports Bureau is separated and co-located with the Education Bureau. It is called the Education and Sports Bureau, which is responsible for education and sports in the county.