Promise to get rich quickly: Some training institutions claim that their training courses can make students get rich quickly and get high profits, but in fact these promises are often exaggerated and lack practical basis.
The promise of getting rich quickly
False certification and qualification: Some training institutions claim that their courses have been certified by specific institutions or obtained certain qualifications, but in fact these certifications and qualifications may be false, just to increase their popularity and attract students.
Abuse of celebrity effect: Some training institutions use the image and reputation of celebrities for publicity, suggesting that students can achieve similar success by attending their courses. However, this kind of publicity technology is often aimed at attracting students, rather than really providing valuable training.
False cases and achievements: Some training institutions may exaggerate their training achievements and provide false successful cases and achievements to attract students. These cases are often unverifiable and lack authenticity.
High-pressure sales and hidden charges: Some training institutions use high-pressure sales to put pressure on students and make them decide to attend training courses quickly. At the same time, they may have hidden costs, such as training materials and examination fees, which increase the burden on students.
To avoid these scams, students should be vigilant and conduct full investigation and verification. When choosing a training institution, you can refer to their reputation and reputation, check their qualifications and certification, consult the opinions and experiences of others, carefully read and understand the terms of the contract before signing the contract, and ensure that your rights and interests are protected. In addition, students can also choose institutions with good reputation, or seek advice and recommendation from professional institutions to ensure truly valuable training.