Current location - Education and Training Encyclopedia - University ranking - The policy of free college education for veterans.
The policy of free college education for veterans.
Legal analysis: Veterans enjoy the policy of full tuition fee reduction and exemption, and the state gives 8,000 yuan subsidy every year to strengthen the vocational education and skills training of retired soldiers. Make full use of educational resources in our province, formulate preferential policies, list some higher vocational (specialist) plans in the spring college entrance examination, and mark admission separately; In the separate enrollment of higher vocational colleges, arrange higher vocational colleges with higher school-running level, choose superior disciplines and majors to recruit retired soldiers separately, and plan to recruit students separately; Further increase the enrollment ratio of retired soldiers, improve the exemption policy for retired soldiers who have made meritorious service during their service, and provide various channels for retired soldiers to receive higher education. In accordance with the principle of voluntary participation, self-selected majors and free training, retired soldiers are encouraged to participate in vocational skills training to improve their employment and entrepreneurial ability.

Legal basis: Regulations on Pension and Preferential Treatment for Soldiers

Article 2 Servicemen of the China People's Liberation Army (hereinafter referred to as soldiers), disabled soldiers, demobilized soldiers, survivors of martyrs, survivors of soldiers who died in the line of duty, survivors of deceased soldiers and family members of soldiers are the objects of pension and preferential treatment as stipulated in this Ordinance, and enjoy pension and preferential treatment in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance.

Article 3 The policy of combining the state and society shall be applied to the pensions and preferential treatments for servicemen, so as to ensure that the pensions and preferential treatments for servicemen are compatible with the national economic and social development, and that the life of the recipients of pensions and preferential treatments is not lower than the local average living standard. The whole society should care about and respect the object of pension and preferential treatment, and carry out various forms of activities to support the army and give preferential treatment to its dependents. The state encourages social organizations and individuals to contribute to the cause of pensions and preferential treatment for servicemen.