China to unveil ‘tough new rules’ for $120bn private tutoring sector ...Qatar

China is poised to unveil a much tougher than anticipated crackdown on the country’s $120bn private tutoring industry, four sources told Reuters, including trial bans on vacation tutoring and restrictions on advertising. The new rules, which aim both to ease pressure on school children and boost the country’s birth rate by lowering family living costs, could be announced as early as next week and take effect next month, two of the people with knowledge of the plans said. The imposition of a trial ban on both online and offline tutoring over the summer and winter holidays in Beijing, Shanghai and other major cities, cited by the sources, goes much further than the planned measures first repo

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