Jiangsu Education Press

Jiangsu Education Press, or Jiangsu Education Publishing House, was founded in 1984 and based in Nanjing, it operates under the Department of Education of the Jiangsu Provincial People's Government.

History

Initially dedicated to K-12 textbooks, Jiangsu Education Press diversified after China’s 1990s educational reforms to produce teacher training materials, curriculum standards, and multimedia resources. A key contributor to China’s national textbook standardization, Jiangsu Education Press gained recognition for series like New Century Primary English and partnerships with UNESCO-funded literacy programs. On February 20, 1994, Jiang Zemin, General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, wrote an inscription for Jiangsu Education Press.
It adopted digital publishing in 2008, launching interactive e-books and online learning platforms. Awarded "National Advanced Education Publisher" in 2015, JEP now publishes over 800 titles annually, spanning STEM, language education, and pedagogical research while collaborating with global entities such as Pearson Education.