Prospects of Private Education in China
Hua Wu
Abstract
Hua Wu
Abstract
Private education contributes a great deal to education in China, but people are confused about the prospects of teacher development, tax problems, property rights problems, remunerations, and so forth. Legal provisions stipulate that private education and public education have the same legal status and rights, but there is still a long way to go before this stipulation is implemented. Hence, governments at all levels should implement the Law on the Promotion of Privately Run Schools to ensure the sound development of private education.
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Private education contributes a great deal to education in China, but people are confused about the prospects of teacher development, tax problems, property rights problems, remunerations, and so forth. Legal provisions stipulate that private education and public education have the same legal status and rights, but there is still a long way to go before this stipulation is implemented. Hence, governments at all levels should implement the Law on the Promotion of Privately Run Schools to ensure the sound development of private education.
Key concepts: Stipulation, Promotion (chess), China, Private education, Property rights, Public administration, Business, Private property