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Basic education in China includes pre-school education, primary education and regular secondary education. Education in China is a decentralized process where the state (being the central government) sets plans and each administrative division (province) is responsible for ensuring their region meets or exceeds these requirements. There are incredible differences in the quality of education from area to area. As is often the case with fast-growing economies, there are marked regional disparities with respect to education. As such, the most economically developed places correspondingly have the highest demand for English, the most exposure to English and consequently, the highest level of English. Oddly, English language training is still considered "non-core education services". These services are tightly controlled by the government. |
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Andreas Imhof |
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