Analysis of Funding Investment in Secondary Vocational Education in Anhui Province

In 2009, the Ministry of Education proposed to gradually expand the enrollment scale of secondary vocational education. Since the implementation of the Voca-tional Education Law in 1996, the first major revision has clarified the need to promote the coordinated development of vocational education and general ed-ucation at different stages after compulsory education according to local condi-tions. The shift from "diversion between general and vocational education" to "coordinated development" reflects the Party and the state's emphasis on voca-tional education. Secondary vocational education plays a fundamental role in cultivating skilled talents. To analyze the funding investment in secondary vo-cational education in Anhui Province, this study uses data from the China Edu-cation Expenditure Statistical Yearbook (2011–2020) and national education funding reports. By examining indicators such as total funding, sources, and ex-penditure, and comparing Anhui with Jiangsu and Zhejiang Provinces, the study identifies issues including insufficient total funding, irrational expenditure structure, and low per-student funding. Recommendations are proposed to strengthen publicity and funding for secondary vocational education, broaden funding channels, and improve school financial management and efficiency.

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Education and Social Work
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2025-05-06
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Analysis of Funding Investment in Secondary Vocational Education in Anhui Province

Xiaoqi Hu
Education and Social Work
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Analysis of Funding Investment in Secondary Vocational Education in Anhui Province

Xiaoqi Hu
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In 2009, the Ministry of Education proposed to gradually expand the enrollment scale of secondary vocational education. Since the implementation of the Voca-tional Education Law in 1996, the first major revision has clarified the need to promote the coordinated development of vocational education and general ed-ucation at different stages after compulsory education according to local condi-tions. The shift from "diversion between general and vocational education" to "coordinated development" reflects the Party and the state's emphasis on voca-tional education. Secondary vocational education plays a fundamental role in cultivating skilled talents. To analyze the funding investment in secondary vo-cational education in Anhui Province, this study uses data from the China Edu-cation Expenditure Statistical Yearbook (2011–2020) and national education funding reports. By examining indicators such as total funding, sources, and ex-penditure, and comparing Anhui with Jiangsu and Zhejiang Provinces, the study identifies issues including insufficient total funding, irrational expenditure structure, and low per-student funding. Recommendations are proposed to strengthen publicity and funding for secondary vocational education, broaden funding channels, and improve school financial management and efficiency.

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