Is Linxia Modern Vocational College public or private?

Linxia Modern Vocational College is a public institution.

Linxia Modern Vocational College is public in nature, specialized in level and specialized in type. School address: No.43, North Binhe East Road, Linxia, Gansu Province.

The school covers an area of 54 1 mu. There are 10 teaching institutions and secondary schools. Set up more than 30 higher vocational majors. There are 59 faculty members1person and more than 5,300 students.

Linxia Modern Vocational College has specialties such as garden technology, animal husbandry and veterinary medicine, engineering survey technology, building engineering technology, building fire fighting technology, engineering cost, mechatronics technology, UAV application technology, automobile inspection and maintenance technology, computer application technology, nursing, midwifery, traditional Chinese medicine, medical inspection technology, stomatology technology, etc.

The difference between private colleges and public colleges lies in:

1, school subject difference. Private colleges and universities are operated by private capital. Public universities are funded by the state.

2. Different management modes. Public colleges and universities implement the principal responsibility system under the leadership of party committees, and the party secretary actually becomes the person in charge of the school, while private colleges and universities implement the principal responsibility system under the leadership of the board of directors, and the actual leadership is in the hands of major shareholders.

3. The administrative system is different. Because public schools are subordinate institutions of state units, their staff are prepared by state institutions and enjoy the treatment of state cadres. Because private schools are run by the people and have no establishment, they are as conceited as ordinary enterprises and enjoy the treatment of employees in ordinary enterprises.

4. The charges are different. Due to the support of state funds, public schools generally charge lower fees, while private schools charge higher fees than public schools because they are self-financing.

5. The school conditions are different. Because of China's public ownership system, public schools often get more teaching resources, while private schools are relatively limited.