It's best not to believe such a thing. Many agreements are just word games of terms and conditions. To put it bluntly, it's just a phased approach. Anyway, training must cost money. Employment is an interview based on strength after learning skills. Don't expect any package distribution.

Whether paying after training in the market is a scam depends on the specific payment method and the reputation of the training class. If the training course requires students to borrow money first or the training course itself has a bad reputation, then students should be careful to prevent falling into the tuition trap.

If the training course requires students to apply for a credit loan in the market and then transfer the loan to the training course, students will repay the tuition loan in installments. In this case, students should be cautious.

At present, many training courses use this as a cover to deceive students to sign up, and the interest rate of related loans in the market is also relatively high. This way of training first and repaying loans later is a routine, which may make students face heavier interest pressure.

Advantages and disadvantages of training institutions:

I. Advantages of training institutions

1. Assisted learning: Training institutions provide courses for different learning stages and needs to help students improve their learning ability and master skills and knowledge.

2. Increase employment opportunities: Training institutions provide vocational training and skills upgrading to help students increase employment opportunities and professional competitiveness.

Second, the disadvantages of training institutions

1. Higher costs: The tuition fees of training institutions are usually higher, which may be a burden to some families.

2. Increased academic pressure: Students participating in training institutions may face double academic pressure from schools and training institutions, resulting in excessive learning burden.

3. Time and energy consumption: Participating in training institutions requires extra time and energy input, which may affect students' study and life balance.