Rising fees and even guarantees at cram schools
By Zhao Xinying | China Daily | Updated: 2014-08-25 07:01
Rising fees for cram schools, where students prepare to retake the gaokao, or national college entrance exam, have caught the attention of educators and parents.
According to a recent Beijing Youth Daily report, fees for attending Jinghua School, a leading cram school in Beijing, have reached almost 100,000 yuan ($16,277). At Longmen Yucai School, another well-known cram school, fees have risen to 200,000 yuan per student.
A Longmen staff member, who requested anonymity, said the 200,000-yuan fee is only for a class of "special students" who signed contracts with the school.
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