Is it true that the country cancels off-campus training courses? Introduction is as follows:

Instead of canceling off-campus training courses, the state has introduced a policy of "double reduction" to reduce the burden of students' overwork and off-campus training and the economic pressure of family education expenditure. The starting point of the country is good, but the process is full of hardships, but it guarantees the interests of most people.

This time, the state has issued a double reduction policy, and many policies have been introduced to control the subject training in the compulsory education stage. The relevant policies are as follows: First, off-campus training institutions of disciplines cannot raise funds through listing. Second, the off-campus training institutions of disciplines must turn to non-profit organizations, from filing system to examination and approval system. This is not only difficult to make a profit, but also unprecedented in supervision. Third, the class time is greatly reduced, and related courses cannot be arranged on holidays, rest days and winter and summer vacations.

Fourth, off-campus training institutions are not allowed to advertise. Unfair competition is explicitly mentioned in the policy. To put it bluntly, New Oriental and Good Future Gaotu Company will be forced to withdraw from the market unless they give up their disciplinary business. The policy red line is not allowed to be touched.

Legal basis: Compulsory Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 36 Schools should put moral education in the first place, integrate moral education into education and teaching, carry out social practice activities suitable for students' ages, form an ideological and moral education system in which schools, families and society cooperate with each other, and promote students to develop good ideological and moral character and behavior habits.

Article 37 Schools should ensure students' extracurricular activities and organize cultural and recreational activities. Social public cultural and sports facilities should provide convenience for schools to carry out extracurricular activities.