The Ministry of Education has issued the "Regulations on Prohibiting Primary and Secondary School Teachers and In-service Primary and Secondary School Teachers from Making Up Classes with Compensation", which explicitly prohibits primary and secondary school teachers from making up classes with compensation. This regulation is to ensure the professional ethics of teachers and protect the legitimate rights and interests of students.

Prohibit paid remedial classes

The Ministry of Education explicitly prohibits primary and secondary schools and in-service teachers from making up lessons with compensation. On-the-job primary and secondary school teachers and primary and secondary schools are not allowed to make up lessons with compensation, otherwise this provision will be violated.

Protect students' rights and interests

It is forbidden to make up lessons with compensation to protect the legitimate rights and interests of students. Teachers should abide by professional ethics, be a teacher by example, care for all students and promote their all-round development in morality, intelligence and physique.

No violation is allowed.

Violations include, but are not limited to, organizing, recommending and inducing students to take paid remedial classes inside and outside the school, participating in paid remedial classes organized by off-campus training institutions or other teachers, parents and parents' committees, introducing students to off-campus training institutions and providing relevant information. These acts will be strictly prohibited.