China Enhances Oversight of Off-Campus Education via National Platform
New guidelines aim to provide a unified management system for off-campus training institutions in China.
On March 26, the Ministry of Education of China announced a new set of guidelines designed to bolster the management of off-campus education and training through a national platform.
This initiative aims to establish a comprehensive public service framework that enhances supervision and service delivery across the sector.
The national platform is intended to serve as a standardized public service resource for off-campus education and training nationwide, providing technical support for complete oversight of educational activities.
The platform operates via both a website and mobile applications, promoting accessibility and user engagement.
According to the guidelines, all off-campus education and training organizations must register with the national platform.
This registration process requires institutions to publicly disclose their offered courses and services, as well as to place all prepayments under regulatory supervision.
The Ministry emphasizes the importance of this platform in empowering students and parents, encouraging them to select courses, manage payments, request refunds, evaluate services, and file complaints directly through the platform.
This initiative is intended to enhance the protection of legitimate rights and interests for all users.
Currently, over 120,000 legitimate off-campus education and training institutions have integrated into the unified management system of the national platform.
The platform was first established in 2021 and was officially launched in July 2023, marking a significant step in the regulation of the educational sector in China.
This initiative aims to establish a comprehensive public service framework that enhances supervision and service delivery across the sector.
The national platform is intended to serve as a standardized public service resource for off-campus education and training nationwide, providing technical support for complete oversight of educational activities.
The platform operates via both a website and mobile applications, promoting accessibility and user engagement.
According to the guidelines, all off-campus education and training organizations must register with the national platform.
This registration process requires institutions to publicly disclose their offered courses and services, as well as to place all prepayments under regulatory supervision.
The Ministry emphasizes the importance of this platform in empowering students and parents, encouraging them to select courses, manage payments, request refunds, evaluate services, and file complaints directly through the platform.
This initiative is intended to enhance the protection of legitimate rights and interests for all users.
Currently, over 120,000 legitimate off-campus education and training institutions have integrated into the unified management system of the national platform.
The platform was first established in 2021 and was officially launched in July 2023, marking a significant step in the regulation of the educational sector in China.
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