A: There is no difference. The difference between full-time, correspondence and amateur lies in the different learning forms, and full-time teaching is generally the main one; Correspondence is supplemented by face-to-face teaching and self-study; You can also come to class when you are free. Part-time/amateur classes are mainly on Sundays.

After entering the school, correspondence (amateur) is mainly self-study. At the beginning of each semester, correspondence stations (points) provide textbooks, self-study guides, self-study schedules, teaching outlines and other teaching materials. Students study independently according to the self-study progress, and correspondence counseling stations (points) usually arrange lectures, counseling and answering questions in their spare time. I hope it helps you.