In education and training institutions, the refund policy is usually stipulated, but the specific policy varies from institution to institution. Generally speaking, if someone else uses your registration information in class, then you may not be able to refund the fee.

First of all, we must understand the registration information and refund policy. In general, registration information is the basis for training institutions to confirm the identity of students and record course information. If someone else takes your place, the institution may think that you agree to transfer courses by default, or that you have obtained the corresponding course service. In this case, you may not be able to apply for a refund.

Secondly, we need to consider the terms of the contract. When you sign up for a course in a training institution, you will generally sign a contract or agreement, which will clearly stipulate the relevant terms of the refund. If the contract does not stipulate that the course can be transferred or refunded, then you may not get a refund.

Finally, we need to know the refund policy of the organization. Different training institutions have different refund policies. Some institutions may allow students to apply for a refund within a certain period of time, but some institutions may or may not set strict refund conditions. Therefore, you need to read the organization's refund policy carefully in order to understand your rights and responsibilities.

If you pay the training institution fees for others to attend classes, you need to read the terms of the contract and the refund policy of the institution carefully in order to understand your rights and responsibilities. Those who meet the conditions for refund or can transfer to another school or get a refund as expressly stipulated in the contract may apply to colleges and universities for refund in accordance with the prescribed procedures. Those who do not meet the conditions or regulations need to bear corresponding responsibilities and consequences.