Sino-foreign Education Gets a Boost with New Regulations
June 02, 2003 | BY
clpstaff &clp articlesCooperative educational programmes have been a fast-growing sector in China. New rules governing cooperative educational programmes operating in China contains important changes.
By Yi Yi Wu, Minter Ellison, Shanghai
In order to meet its WTO commitments in education, to meet the ever increasing demand for more choices among educational institutions and, more importantly, to create high quality education resources and to strengthen the regulation and administration of Sino-foreign cooperative educational institutions in China, the State Council has recently issued the PRC Sino-foreign Cooperation in Running Schools Regulations(中华人民共和国中外合作办学条例) (the Cooperative Education Regulations). The Cooperative Education Regulations will come into force on September 1 2003.
Sino-foreign Cooperative Education
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