If you want to enter an art academy or a professional art college, you may not be able to do it in a small place. What's your target school? You can look for a studio near the school, because what to test there, what are your requirements and what to draw? They know better, of course, they have to investigate first, and not everyone can, but most of them can't.

You should see his grades last year. For example, the passing rate of major art institutes, the number of people entering the small circle, and the number of people admitted. Then there are the rates of art colleges all over the country. At least you should check the pass rate of the unified examination undergraduate line.

If you are a junior high school student or a senior primary school student (formal sketch color training is not recommended for junior primary school students), let parents have a good look at the studio.

Talk to the studio teacher first, mainly to ask him about the course arrangement (this has a strict order problem, most of them don't understand) and why.

Second, audition, we must let parents follow. Mainly depends on whether the teacher is reasonable, most teachers will not explain, but will arbitrarily say "you draw like this" instead of drawing like this.

Third, look at the effect, that is, whether students can generally understand and draw, can draw badly, but can reflect what the teacher teaches.

With these points, we can almost judge.