QEF Quality Education Fund Program - Building a Sustainable AI-Powered Smart Campus
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You can get a complete introduction to the QEF Quality Education Fund program by filling out the form only once. (After submitting the form, the resource library link will be sent to your email immediately.)
The fund sets reference total funding amounts for different types of schools. Kindergartens are approximately... 500,000 yuanPrimary schools, secondary schools, and special schools are approximately [amount missing]. 2 million yuan The school may submit one or more applications as needed for development.
Yes. Applications under this special grant scheme will be considered in conjunction with other grant schemes of the fund.Handle separately,andNot subject to current application quota restrictions Even if your school's current QEF quota is full, you are still eligible to apply for this special fund.
Yes, but specific conditions must be met. The scope of funding explicitly includes relevant [funding categories].School building improvement projectand/orMaterial ProcurementThe prerequisite is that these projects must be used to implement "school-based curriculum design" or "student support measures".Simple renovations may not be approved, but alterations made to accommodate new curricula (such as the creation of innovative learning spaces) are eligible for funding.
To ensure that the funding yields results in a timely manner, the implementation period for each application plan is generally [number] years.No more than three years Schools should develop a three-year development plan, for example, the first year for infrastructure construction and procurement, and the second and third years for curriculum implementation and evaluation.
Special grants are reviewed primarily based on five categories, with "Plan Needs" (35%) carrying the highest weight. "Plan Feasibility" (25%) .
The plan requires: The emphasis is on "innovation," such as including novel ideas that benefit the beneficiaries or improving existing methods. .
feasibility: The school must demonstrate that it has the necessary conditions or facilities to implement the plan, including teacher professional development. .
This is one of the review criteria (accounting for 10%). Applicants need to demonstrate that the project's outcomes are sustainable, for example, by providing a plan that allows the main activities to continue after the funding ends. It is generally recommended to demonstrate continuity by establishing a school-based teaching material library, training key teachers, or purchasing permanent assets (such as servers or knowledge base systems).
The fund accepts applications in two phases each year. The application period for the sixteenth special grant program is as follows: April 2026 to July 2026 Schools must submit electronic applications through the "Online Program Management System". .
