Generally speaking, educational land is obtained through allocation. The procedure to be followed is: report to the competent urban construction department for site selection, then go to the development planning department for examination and approval of the project construction plan, that is, the project must be approved, then go to the competent urban construction department for land planning permit, and then report to the land management department for land allocation. Generally speaking, land distribution should be studied by the local government standing Committee.

Do you want to sell the educational land in your unit? I don't quite understand. The transfer of state-owned land is not something that units can do. It is the behavior of the local land management department. Transferring land is to determine the nature of land use according to the overall plan, and then auction it publicly, and all powerful legal persons can bid. The land obtained through bidding only needs to go through the land planning permission at the competent department of urban construction, and then go through the land use formalities at the land management department.

This is the general procedure.