Choose a formal and reliable training and education institution.
1. First of all, confirm whether the training institution has the qualification to run a school and check the school license.
2. Before paying for study, a training contract must be signed according to law.
3. When paying the fees, the training institution shall issue an invoice consistent with the name of the institution.
4. The charging period of training institutions shall not exceed 3 months, and there is a system of fee refund.
5. Teaching staff must hold the Teacher Qualification Certificate or Qualification Certificate.
6. The training room area of each student in the same training period is not less than 3 square meters.
The Measures clarify that the non-academic off-campus training institutions mentioned in these Measures (hereinafter referred to as "training institutions") refer to non-academic education institutions that are organized with non-financial funds within the administrative region of this province, registered after strict examination and approval by various administrative departments and obtained school licenses according to law, and carry out off-campus training in culture, art, science and technology and sports for primary and secondary school students. The training targets include preschool children aged 3-6, students in compulsory education and ordinary high school students.
The approval and registration of training institutions shall be subject to localized management, with counties as the mainstay. The local county (city, district) culture and art department, science and technology department and sports department are respectively responsible for the acceptance, qualification examination and result approval of the application materials of culture and art, science and technology and sports training institutions. Training institutions must obtain the business license (or the registration certificate of private non-enterprise units, the same below) after obtaining the school license after examination and approval, and can carry out training only after registering on the platform. The establishment of training institutions should have school buildings, facilities and equipment suitable for the type, level and scale of training, as well as stable capital investment and funding sources.
According to the Measures, the organizational form of training institutions should be companies or private non-enterprise units, and the organizers should be social groups, enterprises or natural persons other than state institutions, and meet the corresponding conditions. Primary and secondary schools shall not hold or participate in the holding of training institutions.
Training institutions can only use one name. It is necessary to formulate articles of association in accordance with the law, set up a board of directors or other forms of decision-making bodies, and set up supervisory institutions or supervisors such as the board of supervisors. Strengthen party building, promote the full coverage of party organizations and party work, and provide necessary conditions for party organization activities.
The Measures require that training institutions should sign labor contracts and pay social insurance with employees according to law to protect their wages, welfare benefits and other legitimate rights and interests. It is strictly forbidden to hire foreigners to carry out training activities abroad. Training institutions shall not employ in-service teachers in primary and secondary schools or personnel with criminal records.
Training institutions shall not carry out or carry out disciplinary training in disguised form, and shall not offer disciplinary content in non-disciplinary training programs.
Training materials used by training institutions shall comply with relevant regulations. It is strictly prohibited to provide overseas training materials and educational courses, and illegal, harmful or pirated publications and printed materials shall not be used.
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People's Republic of China (PRC) (China) Private Education Promotion Law
Article 28 Teachers and educatees in private schools have the same legal status as those in public schools.
Twenty-ninth teachers employed by private schools should have the teaching qualifications stipulated by the state.