It is not illegal for public directors to own shares in training institutions. The analysis needs to be elaborated from the following three aspects.

First of all, it is normal for public directors to have their own investment career, which is their private life.

Secondly, it is not illegal as long as the directors of public schools obtain shares in training institutions through some improper channels.

Furthermore, as long as the public directors do not affect their work because of holding shares in training institutions, there is no problem.

Matters needing attention for public directors' shareholding in training institutions:

1, which cannot affect the work in public schools.

2. You can't use your power to get more shares in training institutions.

3. It cannot affect the development of public kindergartens.