Private kindergartens are not supported by state funds, but are privately funded. So the tuition will be much more expensive, at least about 50 thousand a year. If the family conditions are not good enough, I suggest parents not to let their children go to private kindergartens. As for public kindergartens, the state will give some financial support every year, and it will also strictly supervise the charging standards of schools to prevent them from charging fees. Compared with private kindergartens, public kindergartens are much cheaper. Families with financial difficulties can choose to go to public kindergartens.

Teachers in public kindergartens are all managed by the state, and each teacher has passed the national examination, with strong professional knowledge and ability. Not only that, the state will regularly assess teachers, and once teachers are found to be incompetent or morally corrupt, they will be expelled immediately. But private kindergartens are different, and the level of teachers in private kindergartens is uneven. If you want to go to a private kindergarten, you must choose a well-known school, because in order to maintain its reputation abroad, this kind of private kindergarten hires highly educated talents with high salary, and the quality of education is guaranteed, but the cost is also high.