Tuhua is a relatively mature company in the public examination industry, and its teachers, teaching and research and overall landing rate are among the best. The course is taught in stages, with full-time teachers at each stage. At the end of a stage, there will be a model exam, and the course will be gradual and acceptable to students.

Matters needing attention in selecting civil servant training institutions

1. authority: a good reputation is the best persuasion. Whether it is a written test or an interview, training must be conducted through formal channels and means in order to give candidates the best sense of security. At the same time, candidates can know the development history, current situation, external evaluation and other information of the institution to judge whether the institution is trustworthy. ?

2. Environmental location: If the cable goes off work, candidates should judge whether the campus traffic is convenient and the environment is suitable for study. If it is an online course, candidates should consult whether the course can be replayed and studied repeatedly. ?

3.R&D time and R&D strength: Excellent training institutions often have certain independent research and development time and precipitation in the field of civil service examination. Teachers are stable and have solid ability. The clearer the overall development trend of the examination, the more accurate the prediction of the future examination trend, the better the number of trainees and the passing rate, and the stronger the originality of curriculum development.

4. Course quality: Candidates need to know whether the course really serves the candidates and whether there is a perfect integrated service system and teaching system. Some training institutions will have the guarantee of "no landing, no refund", and candidates can understand the conditions and amount of refund. The looser the conditions, the stronger the training institutions. ? In addition, candidates can also compare the soft power and hard power of the institution through various channels, such as some forums, media platforms and past student evaluations.