Consumers can terminate the contract through consultation with the training institution. After the termination of the contract, both parties are no longer bound by the rights and obligations of the contract. Because the contract is not fulfilled, the training institution shall return the tuition fees paid in advance by the consumers. After the tuition fee is refunded, the training institution does not need to provide training services to consumers.

According to Article 566 of the Civil Code, if the contract has not been performed after dissolution, the performance shall be terminated; If it has been performed, according to the performance and the nature of the contract, the parties may request restitution or take other remedial measures, and have the right to claim compensation for losses.

Where the contract is terminated due to breach of contract, the creditor may require the breaching party to bear the liability for breach of contract, unless otherwise agreed by the parties.

After the termination of the main contract, the guarantor shall still be liable for the civil liability of the debtor, unless otherwise agreed in the guarantee contract.

Where should I go to find a solution to the dispute that the training institution does not refund the fee?

Disputes over the refund of fees by training institutions can be resolved through consumer associations or brought to court.

1. If the training institution does not refund the relevant fees, it is generally a civil dispute. If negotiation fails, a civil lawsuit shall be brought to the court where the defendant is located for settlement.

2. You can complain to the consumer association. Complaints against consumers shall be handled by the consumer association or its subordinate branch where the defendant is located.