Chengdu 2023 kindergarten registration time

The registration time for kindergartens in Chengdu in 2023 is as follows: Public welfare kindergartens in the central city will start online registration on the 8th. Public welfare kindergartens in the central city of Chengdu will start online registration on June 8.

1. The specific registration time for each city is different. From May to July, parents can pay attention to the public information of each kindergarten.

2. Take Chengdu as an example: the registration period for the first batch of public kindergartens is from June 1 to June 5, and the registration period for the second batch of public welfare kindergartens is from June 17 to June. 21st. If you have not won the first batch of public park registrations, you can participate in the second batch of public welfare park registrations. Private kindergartens implement independent enrollment and do not conduct unified registration online. Parents can directly consult the kindergarten for registration matters.

3. This enrollment only accepts children aged 3 and under 4 years old. Children who are over 4 years old are registered as transfer students, that is, parents consult and register with the kindergarten that they are willing to attend.

The difference between public and private kindergartens:

1. Different attributes.

All properties in public kindergartens are publicly owned, and the director is appointed by the Education Bureau. Construction funds, office expenses, and teachers and childcare workers’ salaries are all financed. Private kindergartens are opposite to public kindergartens. Private kindergartens are social organizations or individuals other than state institutions that use non-state financial funds to open kindergartens for the society. The property of the kindergarten belongs to the private unit that runs the kindergarten. Whether it is the recruitment of principals and teachers or the construction of the kindergarten, the private unit is fully responsible.

2. Differences in teacher preparation.

Public kindergarten teachers generally pass the professional examination and must strictly abide by national standards; private kindergartens have different standards for different kindergartens, and teachers do not have professional examinations.