The difference between training fees and fee-based training lies in the payer and the charging method. Training fees mainly involve personal or self-funded training, and the fees are paid by the students themselves; Fee-based training means that an organization or enterprise provides training for its employees or members, and the organization or enterprise pays the training fee. The specific explanation is as follows: Training fee refers to the situation that training institutions or trainers provide training services and charge students (trainees). In the training fee, the training institution or trainer is the service provider, and the trainees need to pay a certain fee to receive the training. This form is common in all kinds of business training and professional skills training. Fee-based training refers to the training activities organized by enterprises, institutions or organizations for the development needs of internal employees or specific members, and the fees are collected through internal funds or other channels. In the fee-based training, the training institution or trainer is usually the party providing the service, while the institution or enterprise pays the fee itself, and the trainees (trainees) do not need to pay the fee directly. This form is common in internal training or organizing training activities.