1. What is the complaint telephone number of the Education Bureau? The 24-hour service hotlines of the Education Bureau are 0 10-660923 15 and 660933 15. In order to facilitate people to accept the unified telephone numbers set by the Social Education Bureau for more than 20 different fields of education, the reporting telephone numbers of each district education bureau are different. You can search the phone number of the local education bureau by region.

2. What time can the Education Bureau call when it complains that no one answers the phone? Although it is a 24-hour hotline of the Education Bureau, it is not answered manually 24 hours a day. Generally speaking, you can call during working hours on weekdays, from 8: 30 am to noon 1 1 30 pm 1 30 pm to 5: 30 pm. Generally speaking, it is best not to call on rest days and holidays. Because it's easy to get through, the line of the Education Bureau is often busy, so try it several times.

3. What about the number where the Education Bureau complains that the phone can't get through? The telephone of the Education Bureau can't get through, which is generally divided into four situations:

(1), there are too many people calling, and the line is busy, so I can't get through. Just try dialing a few times.

(2) The dialing time is not within their scope of work, and they will call again when they go to work;

(3) The staff of the Education Bureau are busy, especially when they go out during the enrollment period every year, so they can try to call many times;

(4) Check the information to see if the telephone number of the local education bureau has been updated, so as to avoid the situation that the telephone number is wrong and I can't get through;

(5) You can go directly to the Education Bureau for face-to-face communication, regardless of whether the phone is disconnected or not;

4. Can I call the complaint telephone number of the Education Bureau at will? Anyone related to education can call the Education Bureau. There are many people in the Education Bureau who consult by telephone, and they can often get through. You can attempt to call multiple times. Because it is not connected, it will not cause many adverse effects on the caller. If a teacher has problems at work or fails to follow the relevant policies of the Education Bureau, he can call the Education Bureau to report.