Crackdown on private tutoring leaves industry, students and parents drawing a blank | South China Morning Post
Tutors, parents and students are bearing the brunt of China’s crackdown on private tutoring that put the brakes on a once-bustling industry offering off-campus classes. On July 24, 2021, China’s State Council announced a new set of guidelines meant to “ease the burden of young students” as they go through mandatory …
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