Penalties for off-campus training can vary according to regions and specific policies. The following are some common punishments for off-campus training:

1, warning:

For some violations or minor violations, the relevant departments may give warnings to schools or training institutions and ask them to rectify.

2. Very good:

For some serious violations or illegal acts, the relevant departments may impose fines on schools or training institutions to stop bad behavior.

3. Suspension of school qualifications:

For schools or training institutions that violate laws and regulations seriously or repeatedly, the relevant departments may temporarily suspend their qualifications for running schools until the problems are solved and the relevant regulations are met.

4. Cancel the qualification for running a school:

For schools or training institutions that have serious violations of laws and regulations or long-term serious problems, the relevant departments may revoke their qualifications and stop their operations.

It should be noted that the above punishment methods are only general descriptions, and the specific punishment methods and procedures may be different due to regions and related policies. If you encounter problems in off-campus training, it is recommended to consult the local education department or relevant legal institutions to obtain more accurate and specific information.

Some suggestions on off-campus training:

1, understand the policy:

Keep abreast of the laws and policies of the local education department on off-campus training to ensure that the rights and interests of yourself and your children are protected.

2. Choose a formal institution:

Choose an off-campus training institution with legal qualifications, strong teachers and good reputation. You can refer to the experience of other parents, consult the opinions of schools or educational consulting institutions, and conduct a full investigation and evaluation.

3. Pay attention to teaching quality:

Pay close attention to children's learning and keep in touch with institutions to ensure that they get high-quality teaching services. If problems or dissatisfaction are found, communicate with the organization in time to seek solutions.

4. Safeguarding rights and interests:

Know the rights and interests of yourself and your children. If you find that the organization is illegal or non-compliant, you can report it to the local authorities or seek legal assistance.

5. Cooperation with schools:

Maintain close cooperation with the school, understand the attitude and requirements of the school for off-campus training, and avoid conflicts and unnecessary disputes.