The main forms of preschool education institutions in Australia are: child care centers, community kindergartens, preschool classes, family day care centers and temporary child care service centers.
Preschool education is preschool education, which mainly refers to the education of children aged 3-6. Preschool education is the second half of preschool education or early education, and it is an important and special stage of one's education and development.
Based on the theory of "three-dimensional balanced development of physical quality, intelligence and psychological ability", preschool education extracts nine growth goals of children: security, willpower, sense of purpose, attention, memory, thinking ability, balance, strength and speed.
According to certain training objectives and children's physical and mental characteristics, educational institutions carry out planned education for children before they enter primary schools. Also known as preschool education. There are records about early childhood education in the Book of Rites. Modern preschool education institutions in China were founded in the 29th year of Guangxu reign (1903). Located in Wuchang, Hubei Province, 1922 was named as a nursery. Modern early childhood education in Europe came into being at the end of 18 and the beginning of 19.
Gross profit:
The balance of commodity sales income (selling price) of commercial enterprises after deducting the original purchase price of commodities. The symmetry of net profit is also called the difference between the purchase and sale of goods. Because there is no deduction of commodity circulation fees and taxes, it is not net profit, so it is called gross profit. In China, the difference between the purchase and sale of industrial products refers to the difference between the ex-factory price and the wholesale price of the same product (the difference between the wholesale price and the retail price is called the wholesale price), and the difference between the purchase price of the same agricultural and sideline products and the wholesale price or retail price of the same agricultural and sideline products.
If the gross profit is not enough to compensate the circulation expenses and taxes, the enterprise will lose money. The percentage of gross profit in commodity sales revenue or operating income is called gross profit margin. Gross profit margin is generally divided into comprehensive gross profit margin and classified gross profit margin. The gross profit margin of commodity sales directly reflects the price difference level of all categories and some commodities operated by enterprises, and is the basis for accounting whether the operating results and price setting of enterprises are reasonable.