Nghe An announces revenues for the 2025-2026 school year
In the 2025-2026 school year, students will be exempted from tuition fees. The remaining fees will be collected according to regulations, ensuring publicity and transparency.
Reduce statutory collections
Nghe An Department of Education and TrainingThere have been instructions on revenue and expenditure management for the 2025-2026 school year at public educational institutions in the province.
Accordingly, from this school year, implementing Decree 238 of the Government, students in public educational institutions in the national education system will be exempt from tuition fees.
Specifically, the exempted subjects include: preschool children, high school students, and students of general education programs (students studying the regular education program at the junior high school level and students studying the regular education program at the high school level). The school principal is responsible for preparing and approving the list of students exempted from tuition fees.
With beingfree tuitionThis year, students only have 2 fees left according to regulations, which are health insurance and bicycle parking service fee.
Non-compulsory implementation of service charges and voluntary
In addition to the prescribed revenues,some service chargesFees for services and support for school educational activities may only be collected based on students' needs and with the consent of students' parents and the actual situation at the unit.
Service revenues include: Teaching 2 sessions/day at educational institutions; organizing boarding in public educational institutions; caring for and nurturing children in public educational institutions on holidays and summer days; enhanced educational programs and activities and services for students.
With voluntary income and expenditure,There are 3 sources of revenue including funding for educational institutions (socialized revenue), operating expenses of the Parents' Representative Board, and the Youth Union Fund and the Young Pioneer Fund.
To effectively implement the collection of educational facility sponsorships, the Department requires schools to assess the current state of facilities, investment portfolio, and local people's lives before implementing the collection to develop a plan to mobilize sponsorship. Before collecting, the implementation plan must be approved by the People's Committee of the commune or ward (for preschool to junior high school levels) and the Department of Education and Training (high schools and other affiliated educational institutions).
Extend the collection
Regarding the fees collected during the school year, the Department of Education and Training requires educational institutions to fully notify each parent in writing or publicly post at the unit or in other forms (clearly stating the content of the fees, collection levels, subjects and purposes of use, and expenditure content).
During the implementation process, it is necessary to extend the collection time and not collect multiple fees at the same time. For students from families with preferential policies or in difficult circumstances, schools are encouraged to have exemption and reduction policies.
To ensure correct collection and expenditure, schools also need to establish a close monitoring mechanism between the school and the parent representative committee regarding service fees, educational support fees and voluntary contributions. If any errors occur, heads of educational institutions are fully responsible for the collection and expenditure of fees in their units.
