I don't think there is anything wrong with this kind of thing, as long as it is not a way of making money that violates the law and morality, it can be understood. This part-time job model is actually very common in junior high school. At that time, I just graduated from junior high school, and all the seniors and sisters who graduated from high school and went to college opened cram schools to help us preview the knowledge of high school.

Perhaps there are still many outsiders who disagree, but it is undeniable that their development is fierce. Several seniors who helped us make up lessons at the beginning also owned a large educational institution, and their main body happened to be the high school counseling that they insisted on at the beginning. Their achievements today are more due to encouragement and the transmission of positive energy. They had this kind of forward-looking entrepreneurial thinking when there were not many remedial courses in that high school, but they kept doing better and better and introduced more excellent educational resources.

Maybe because I am a student, I know more about students. Compared with rigid, rigid and serious classroom teachers and learning atmosphere, we are always more willing to accept a closer way. Because they are all students, it is not easy to get to know each other better, which is their selling point and their bright spot.

To put it another way, Xueba charges for training courses, which is similar to the essence of extracurricular tutoring for college students. The same is the output of knowledge, but the difference is that the former is active and the latter is passive. This era itself is an intellectual property society. As long as you have knowledge, you can gain something, so this move is understandable.