When the government buys a degree, it means that the government pays tuition fees for students assigned to private middle schools until they finish junior high school. Later, because the number of places in government and aided secondary schools increased year by year, the government reduced the number of places purchased from private secondary schools year by year. Hong Kong degree-buying schools are referred to as "places-buying schools" for short. A school that accepts students assigned by the government and charges tuition fees from the government. From 65438 to 0978, the Hong Kong government began to extend free education to junior high schools, that is, to implement nine-year free compulsory education.

When the government buys a degree, it means that the government pays tuition fees for students assigned to private secondary schools until they complete junior high school education. As the number of places in government and aided secondary schools has increased year by year, the government has reduced the number of places purchased from private secondary schools year by year. "

What should the government pay attention to when buying degrees? 1. What is the subsidy standard for the government to buy degrees?

At present, the subsidy standards for the government to purchase degrees are: primary school per semester (per person)14,250 yuan, and 28,500 yuan per person per year; The tuition fee for junior high school is 19250 yuan per semester, and 38500 yuan per person per year is lower than this standard. If the government buys it, parents don't have to pay tuition. If it exceeds this standard, parents will make up for it.

2. How does the government buy degrees?

Private schools included in the purchase of government degrees are still private schools. Like other private schools, they practice the method of citizens' same recruitment and excessive lottery.

3. What are the impacts?

The direct impact is that the tuition fees in some schools are cheap, which is actually a good thing for parents;

But it also means that the number of students participating in the lottery may increase this year, and the winning rate may decrease. Some schools can enroll in 0 yuan, which I believe will attract many parents who were discouraged from tuition fees to draw lots.