Paid make-up lessons, that is, in winter and summer vacations, weekends and other holidays, teachers, primary and secondary schools, off-campus training institutions jointly carry out paid make-up lessons. In view of the phenomenon of deliberately failing to complete the education and teaching tasks in class, not giving lectures after class, and charging tuition fees.
The summer vacation is about to begin. 2065438+On July 5, 2005, the Ministry of Education issued the Regulations on Prohibiting Teachers in Primary and Secondary Schools and in-service Primary and Secondary Schools from Making Up Classes with Compensation, which drew six "red lines", including prohibiting primary and secondary schools from organizing and requiring students to take up classes with compensation; It is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary schools and off-campus training institutions to jointly make up lessons with compensation, and the phenomenon of deliberately failing to complete education and teaching tasks, not giving lectures after class, and charging tuition fees will be investigated and dealt with.
It is mentioned in the "Regulations" that it is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary schools to organize and require students to participate in paid remedial classes; It is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary schools and off-campus training institutions to jointly carry out paid remedial classes; It is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary schools to provide education and teaching facilities or student information for off-campus training institutions to make up lessons; It is strictly forbidden for in-service primary and secondary school teachers to organize, recommend and induce students to participate in paid remedial classes inside and outside the school;
It is strictly forbidden for in-service primary and secondary school teachers to participate in off-campus training institutions organized by other teachers, parents, parents' committees and other organizations or to make up classes with compensation. ; It is strictly forbidden for in-service primary and secondary school teachers to introduce students and provide relevant information to off-campus training institutions and others.