Guizhou Branch of National Prosecutors College of China　

The Guizhou Branch of the National Prosecutors College of China (hereinafter referred to as the Guizhou Branch), approved by the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) and the Office of Institutional Organization of the Communist Party of China Guizhou Provincial Committee, is a public institution dedicated to procuratorial education and training.

Located in Guanshanhu, Guiyang, the capital city of Guizhou province, the Guizhou Branch spans over 50 mu (about 33,333 square meters), with a construction area of 28,148 square meters. The branch is well equipped with facilities including an academic lecture hall and a mock courtroom and can accommodate up to 300 people simultaneously. 

Guizhou Branch of National Prosecutors College of China

Focusing on procuratorial education, the Guizhou Branch has built a distinctive training system and strong faculty and is fully capable of hosting international training programs.

The Guizhou Branch has a diverse and qualified faculty. Through six rounds of course selection, the branch has developed over 600 courses, with 121 recognized as high-quality programs. It has fostered a faculty team of procuratorial experts, experienced prosecutors, and specialists in digital prosecution. Working with multiple provincial branches, it has built a shared course library and regularly invites leading scholars and practitioners nationwide to give lectures, ensuring a strong balance of theory and practice.

The Guizhou Branch enjoys an advantage for cooperation with  the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). As Guizhou is home to the permanent host site of the China-ASEAN Education Cooperation Week, it is conducive for the branch to establish ties with procuratorial and educational institutions across ASEAN countries. Building on this foundation, it will continue to expand exchanges and enhance the international profile of its training programs.

China-ASEAN Education Cooperation Week Permanent Host Site

The Guizhou Branch boasts extensive training experience. In terms of education and training models, it has continuously innovated its approaches by implementing a distinctive "1+2+3" training model. The model includes 1 lecture on innovative theoretical learning, 2 tests for enrollment and graduation, and 3 types of experts, namely, renowned legal scholars, procuratorial specialists, and digital procuratorial professionals to enrich classroom teaching. This emphasis on specialized and distinctive development has enabled the branch to successfully fulfill teaching and support tasks for key training programs commissioned by government departments including the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Finance, the State Administration for Market Regulation, and the All-China Women's Federation as well as various national procuratorial training initiatives. In recent years, it has organized 223 training sessions for 21,920 trainees. Additionally, in order to meet the practical needs such as criminal prosecution, juvenile judicial protection, and prosecutor-school collaboration, the Guizhou Branch has conducted a series of thematic and joint training programs, effectively promoting the development of a legal professional community and the integration of judicial concepts.

Guizhou's rich natural, cultural, and digital resources provide distinctive advantages for the branch as well. Leveraging its status as a hub for big data, the branch offers courses on digital prosecution and has become a national demonstration base in this field. It also integrates red culture, Yangming culture, and big data exhibitions into study programs, offering participants a unique Guizhou training experience and enriching China–ASEAN cooperation.

Daoba Great Victory Exhibition Hall (Teaching and Training Demonstration Base of the National Prosecutors College of China)