The government department responsible for national education, academic affairs, and culture.

Education that children and teenagers are required by law to receive and which the state, society, and family must provide.

The government department or administrative body responsible for local public education, social education, and cultural or sporting matters

Education or training designed to provide students or employees with the specific knowledge and skills needed for a particular trade or profession

A provincial-level or municipal government office responsible for education.

Education and guidance provided by parents or senior family members to children within the home; also includes educational activities aimed at improving family relationships and management.

Education concerning the biological, psychological, and social aspects of human sexuality

The academic world; academia or people involved in education.

the study of the theory and practice of education; pedagogy; educational science

educator; educationist; educationalist; a person with extensive experience and research in educational work or theory

education programs or continuing study activities designed for adults to gain knowledge and skills; often refers to part-time or vocational training after formal schooling

To educate again or further

The level or degree of schooling a person has reached or completed.

Education provided to children before they formally begin primary school; early childhood education

Education provided for students with special needs, including those with disabilities or those with exceptional talents; often abbreviated as [[特教|特教|te4 jiao4]]

Education provided at universities or colleges following the completion of secondary education; often abbreviated as [[高教|高教|gao1 jiao4]]

Education or learning that takes place from birth until the start of primary school; often abbreviated in Mainland China as [[早教|早教|zao3 jiao4]]

Various social activities that serve an educational purpose for the public

the head of a ministry or department of education; minister of education; director of education department

education level between elementary and higher education, generally including middle school, high school, and vocational schools

Education focused on a specific field of study, professional specialization, or technical training

The basic education that all citizens are required to receive, aiming to develop basic life skills and ethics; essentially compulsory education.

Basic education that provides students with the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary for life; it refers primarily to primary and secondary schooling rather than specialized vocational or technical training.

education for workers, farmers, and officials that primarily takes place during their leisure or off-duty hours, such as evening classes; it is a key component of the Chinese educational system

Education using modern electronic equipment such as video, audio, computers, and satellite communication; audiovisual education.

having an instructive or educational nature; the quality of being educational

An organization or group formed to research education, assist in educational development, and improve the welfare of educational personnel.

Education provided to children before they begin formal primary schooling; often includes nursery school and kindergarten. Also called [[学前教育|學前教育|xue2 qian2 jiao4 yu4]] or in Taiwan [[幼稚教育|幼稚教育|you4 zhi4 jiao4 yu4]].

Elementary or primary school education; the earliest stage of the formal school system, contrasted with [[中等教育|中等教育|zhong1 deng3 jiao4 yu4]] and [[高等教育|高等教育|gao1 deng3 jiao4 yu4]].

person who works in the field of education; educator

The Beijing Institute of Education, an adult institution for teacher training and educational research in Beijing

Education provided to citizens to establish a basic level of knowledge; specifically refers to primary and secondary schooling.

a governmental body or board responsible for the administration and oversight of education; school board

Education that children are required by law to receive for a certain number of years, often with penalties for parents or guardians if a child does not attend school; also called [[义务教育|義務教育|yi4 wu4 jiao4 yu4]]

the practice of teaching ideology and political theory in schools and public institutions in mainland China

the heuristic method of education, where learning is driven by discovery and problem-solving rather than direct instruction

Special education or rehabilitation programs for juvenile delinquents, focused on moral character and social reintegration skills.

to receive an education; to be educated

A form of social education that extends learning opportunities beyond traditional schools to the general public

A form of administrative punishment involving the detention and forced education of people involved in prostitution.

the teaching and study of the Chinese language and culture, especially among overseas Chinese communities

the combination of educational and entertainment activities or content

the structure, laws, and organization of a society's educational services

the system of education provided for ethnic Chinese people living abroad or returning from overseas

A branch of cultural history that records the origins, institutional developments, and theoretical evolution of education practices.

educational fund; education foundation

A college, institute, or school of education; a teacher-training college.

An educational system or program conducted primarily via mail or telecommunications; correspondence course. Learners study materials independently and receive guidance and assessments from the teaching institution.

the head or director of a local bureau of education