1. Save relevant evidence:
Students usually sign contracts or receipts when purchasing training courses, and keep relevant evidence, including contracts, receipts, course introductions, etc. These evidences can be used as the basis for safeguarding rights, proving the content of payment and training courses.
2. Understand the relevant laws and regulations:
Students can learn about relevant laws and regulations, including the Consumer Protection Law, and know their rights and protection measures. Under the legal framework, consumers have the right to demand reasonable service and refund.
3. Communicate with training institutions:
First of all, students can try to communicate with training institutions and express their requirements and demands. You can apply for a refund in written or oral form, clearly explain the reasons and ask for a written reply.
4. Seek help from consumer protection organizations:
If communication with training institutions fails, students can seek help from consumer protection organizations, which usually have professional legal advisers who can provide legal support and advice to students.
5. Complain to relevant regulatory authorities:
If the rights and interests of the trainees are still not guaranteed, they can reflect the problems to the local market supervision bureau and other relevant regulatory agencies and complain to them about the improper behavior of the training institutions. The regulatory agency will investigate and take necessary punishment measures according to law.
6. Bring a lawsuit to the court:
If the above approaches fail to solve the problem, students can choose to take the training institution to court and file a lawsuit. Under the trial of the court, students can safeguard their legitimate rights and interests, and the court will determine the responsibility and compensation amount according to law.
7. Media exposure:
In the case that legal channels can't solve the problem, students can choose to attract social attention through media exposure, increase the pressure of public opinion, and urge training institutions to adopt a positive solution attitude.