With over 2,100 regular students taking the four undergraduate programs of pedagogy, early childhood education, primary school education, and community services, the School of Education is a body that was originally started by combining the department of pedagogy, the undergraduate program of early childhood education, and the undergraduate program of community services, and the faculty members include 2 nationally renowned professors, 3 provincially renowned professors, 118 other regular teachers, 27 primary school headmasters and kindergarten directors, and 3 foreign teachers.

　　The facility available for the teaching activities includes over 30 sites on and off campus for practical training and field work, the most significant of which are: halls for choreological design and rehearsal, dancing practice, and body shape exercises, rooms for practice in music composing and piano playing, rooms for practice in designing children's games and fabricating handcraft work, children's mental tests and correction laboratories, halls for training in testing the physical strength and health of babies and kindergarten kids, rooms for practicing the art of painting and pencil, chalk, and brush writing; as well as studios for designing micro-lectures and software for teaching.