First, check the charge management. Fees, even the fees and standards of off-campus training institutions, should be posted in a conspicuous position-because they must be publicized. If you enter an off-campus training institution and can't find the publicity of charging items and standards in a conspicuous place, you should be careful.

At present, there are clear standards for fees, that is, fees that span more than 3 months shall not be collected in one lump sum or in disguised form through split contracts. Under this guiding ideology, if off-campus training institutions use concessions as an excuse to induce you to charge fees beyond the semester or New Year, you should pay attention. Refusing to pay and reporting to the relevant departments is the most appropriate choice.

Second, check the qualifications of teachers. Teachers who conduct subject training in off-campus training institutions must obtain corresponding qualifications, and training institutions must also make public announcements on websites or training places, including teachers' names, photos, classes, teacher qualification number, etc.

When parents enroll their children in classes, they must first log on to the website of the off-campus training institution to find out the information of the relevant training teachers, or go to the off-campus training institution for on-the-spot inspection to determine whether the relevant teachers have a clear publicity. A qualified teacher may not teach well, but it is reassuring.

Third, check the training content. At present, the state clearly stipulates the training content of extracurricular training institutions, that is, they must follow the national curriculum standards and are not allowed to exceed the training scope. As parents, we must know this.

At present, grade examinations and subject competitions have been stopped by the Ministry of Education. Although there are still some high schools, the Ministry of Education has made it clear that education and training institutions are strictly prohibited from organizing and holding grade examinations, competitions and rankings for primary and secondary school students. In other words, off-campus training institutions have no right to hold such competitions now, so parents should pay more attention and never take part in such competitions.

Fourth, check the training time. The current off-campus training is very clear, that is, it must not conflict with the normal teaching time of the school, and the training time should not be later than 20:30. For the sake of children's health, this must be grasped.

Of course, it should also be noted that off-campus training institutions are not allowed to make promises to parents and students about the training effect. Perhaps some parents say that it is responsible to do so, but in fact, many of them are empty things and have little practical value.