When in-service teachers in primary and secondary schools are found to have problems such as "not giving lectures in class", "organizing off-campus training courses", "working part-time in off-campus training institutions" and "exchanging interests with parents", they can report to the Education Bureau.

The masses can report during normal working hours on weekdays. The report object is limited to in-service teachers in primary and secondary schools, and the content of the report must be objective and true, with detailed information (accurately explain the name of the reported teacher, school, class, teaching subject, specific violation mode, time and place, etc.). , and attach pictures and other supporting materials).

Reports with unclear information, vague contents and unclear clues shall not be verified. Those who fabricate, distort facts, maliciously report or frame others shall be investigated for responsibility by the relevant departments according to law and discipline. In order to facilitate the verification of relevant clues and advocate real-name reporting, education administrative departments at all levels strictly fulfill the responsibility of protecting informers' information.