The first person on a list of China's 100 most-wanted fugitives has been arrested after 14 years on the run overseas, according to the body charged with rooting out corruption.
The change in policy toward the international divisions at public high schools, announced in April last year, has sent a shock wave through the high school education sector.
Educational Testing Service has been taking action to prevent cheating on its tests, according to David Payne, vice-president and chief operating officer of the higher education division at ETS.
Shandong University is working with some of the world's leading universities and research centers to set up new courses as it aims to become a top international-class institution.
With an increasing number of students from China going to study overseas at a younger age, Kieran McLaughlin, headmaster of a boarding school in the United Kingdom, has two suggestions to offer: Learn English, and apply to schools that have a history of accepting Chinese students.
For many young Chinese people who studied or spent some time abroad, one of the easiest ways to become one's own boss is to launch an English language teaching facility.
At a time when many bookstores are being forced to close, Guangxi Normal University Press has managed to build both fame and income by continuing to put out seemingly old-fashioned titles in the seemingly old-fashioned industry of publishing paper books.
Fast-growing satellite cities in China are becoming more attractive to job-seekers not only from lesser developed cities but also from first-tier cities, according to a recent survey.
I wouldn't say I wanted to escape from the stressful work and life in Beijing. I would rather say I chose to return to my hometown of Chongqing for a higher quality of life.
Returnees from overseas should get more knowledge of the company or business they are applying for and prepare themselves fully before hunting for a job, to increase their chances of being accepted, human resources experts and recruiting staff said.
One of the most interesting changes in the Chinese job market this year is the growing popularity of psychometric testing during the hiring process.
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