The Provincial Party Committee Party School is a special unit. You may say it is not a school, but it bears the name of the school. You may say it is a school, but it does not have a full-time student. Party schools at or above the prefecture level, like ordinary colleges and universities, have winter and summer vacations. County Party Schools do not have arrangements for winter and summer vacations. In the past, many people attended party schools and obtained relevant diplomas. So what kind of unit is the Provincial Party School? Will diplomas from party schools be recognized?
Let’s first understand what kind of unit the Provincial Party School is.
It can be understood that the provincial party schools in each province are schools under the direct leadership of the provincial party committee and provincial government to train party members and leading cadres and mid-level and senior civil servants; they are important positions for the construction of the party's ideological theory, and are philosophical and social science research institutions and important think tanks of the provincial party committee and provincial government.
In terms of administrative level and unit nature, the Provincial Party Committee Party School is a first-class public welfare public institution managed at the department level directly under the Provincial Party Committee with reference to the Civil Servant Law.
What is the status of the cadres of the Provincial Party School?
As a public institution managed according to the Civil Servant Law, the Provincial Party School has three categories of internal personnel:
The first category is civil servants: because the principals of the Provincial Party School are concurrently held by provincial leaders, he is a civil servant and the only person in the Party School with a civil servant status.
The second category is the public-service establishment: the management cadres of the Provincial Party School are all managed with reference to the Civil Servant Law, and they use the public-service establishment.
These management cadres include cadres engaged in party affairs and administrative management work. From department members, deputy departments, principal departments, deputy division directors, division directors, to executive vice presidents, they all have public status.
To become a management cadre of the Provincial Party School, you need to pass the civil service examination, or be transferred from the civil service. After a civil servant is transferred to the Party School, he will have the status of a public servant and no longer have the status of a civil servant.
The third category is the professional establishment: teachers and professional researchers and other specialized personnel in the Provincial Party School of the Provincial Party Committee use the professional establishment; that is, the personnel engaged in teaching and scientific research in the Party School are all under the professional establishment.
Technical personnel generally enter the party school through professional and technical assessment or talent introduction.
Which leaders generally serve as principals of the Provincial Party School?
At the central level, the principal of the Central Party School is generally a member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee and the head of the Central Organization Department.
At the provincial level, although provincial leaders concurrently serve as principals of provincial party schools, the practices of each province, region, and city are different. Generally speaking, the following leaders serve concurrently in each province:
First, the secretary of the provincial party committee concurrently serves as the principal, which reflects the great importance attached to the provincial party school.
Second, the deputy secretary of the provincial party committee serves concurrently, and many provinces adopt this approach.
The third position is concurrently held by a member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and the Minister of the Organization Department of the Provincial Party Committee. In most provinces, the principal person in charge of the organizational department concurrently serves.
4 is held concurrently by other members of the Standing Committee. This is only an individual case.
The Party School of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Administrative College are a team of people, two brands, and a joint office. The principal is concurrently served by the provincial leaders, and there is an executive vice principal who is responsible for daily work and is a leading cadre at the department level.
Are the academic certificates obtained at the Provincial Party School recognized?
There are two types of academic qualifications obtained by studying in party schools:
The first type is national education qualifications, which specifically refers to the academic qualifications obtained by students who have been approved by the Ministry of Education, included in the national enrollment plan and enrolled in the national unified examination to study in the party school. It is divided into two types: "full-time education" and "on-the-job education".
The other type is party school education. According to relevant documents of the Organization Department of the Central Committee, when cadres fill out the "Approval Form for Appointment and Removal of Cadres" and other resumes, the academic certificates obtained at the party school can only be filled in the "On-the-job Education" column. When filling in the resume, add "Central Party School" or "Provincial Party School" before graduate, university or college education.
The academic qualifications of the School of Administration refer to the academic qualifications of the Party School; those trained in Party schools at all levels and studying for less than one and a half years will not be filled in as academic qualifications.
In the past, those who participated in party school education could obtain relevant diplomas, but compared with ordinary colleges and universities, the tuition fees were relatively expensive; now party schools at all levels mainly carry out cadre training, especially the provincial party committee party schools, which basically no longer provide various academic education.
Conclusion: The Provincial Party Committee Party School is a department-level institution, and the principal is generally held concurrently by the leader of the Provincial Party Committee; judging from the various resumes filled in by cadres, the Provincial Party Committee Party School Correspondence College, Correspondence undergraduate diplomas from the Provincial Party Committee Party School and on-the-job postgraduate diplomas from the Provincial Party Committee Party School are recognized by the organization, but they are mainly of value when promoting cadres. For example, when promoting cadres at the deputy director level, one requirement is that they must have a diploma from a junior college or above. At this time, the correspondence diploma from the Provincial Party Committee Party School comes in handy.
In fact, the diploma from the Provincial Party School is not very valuable. During the learning stage, the learning gains are definitely not as great as those from ordinary colleges and universities. In addition, whether it is an institution within the system or an institution outside the system, when graduates are looking for a job, a diploma from the Party School cannot be used as a stepping stone.
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