With the announcement of the "Interim Measures for Administrative Penalties for Off-Campus Training" of the Ministry of Education, off-campus Education and training in primary and secondary schools has once again been pushed to the cusp.

Unlike in the past, this time it is no longer just a way to warn and ban, but a more severe punishment than before. Announced in the plan：

If you carry out off-campus training in violation of the law in disguise and commit one of the following behaviors, you shall be ordered to make corrections, refund the fees charged, and be warned or criticized; if the circumstances are serious, a fine of not more than 50,000 yuan shall be imposed; if the circumstances are particularly serious, a fine of not more than 50,000 yuan but not more than 100,000 yuan shall be imposed.：

Specifically include：

①when off-campus training is carried out for a fee through instant messaging, online conferences, live broadcast platforms, etc.；

② Use residential buildings, hotels, coffee shops and other places to carry out off-campus training such as “one-to-one“ and ”one-to-many" for a fee；

③ Subject training is carried out for a fee in the name of consulting, cultural communication, quality development, study tours, research, summer camps, and trusteeship.

As can be seen from the above content, the method to be promulgated this time will make off-campus training in any form nowhere to hide. Even if you hide no matter how hidden you are, there is still a possibility that you can't avoid it anyway. That is, if you run into a parent who has a "heart" and give you a "praying mantis catching the cicada, and the yellow bird is behind", you will still be "tracked down”. It is rumored that we are here because of several teachers in the city. Organized a summer vacation training, but because of the excessive fees, the parents directly reported it. Therefore, off-campus training will be difficult to carry out in the future, or it will be difficult to have a future, because various methods are endless, so you can't prevent it.

See many netizens have commented：

Who is willing to spend money to make up classes, but is there any other way to make up classes without making up? Rich people will ask for private education. What should I do if I don't have the money?

People's views on education and training are divided into two, some support and some oppose. Those who support believe that the tuition fees for off-campus tutoring are too high and should be banned. People who don't support it also have their reasons: their children's homework is not good, and they hope to improve through counseling; in rural areas, many parents have no time to take care of their children during the holidays because of work, let alone supervise their children's summer vacation study and life. Therefore, a considerable number of people believe that as long as the fees are reasonable, they are willing to let their children go to education and training institutions to make up classes. I think this is also what most people think.

However, since the state has stipulated that non-compliance with make-up classes is not allowed, relevant policies will be introduced soon to standardize and organize current training institutions. Then, there is a high probability that off-campus training institutions will not be able to continue to survive.

In addition, the epidemic policy is now relatively loose. Managers of off-campus training, have you ever thought about what the consequences will be if there is a large-scale virus infection during the training period? That may not be a matter of simple warnings and fines.

The policies introduced above have been constantly tightened, and they no longer support the development of off-campus education and training institutions; coupled with the epidemic in the past three years, it is enough to make educators suffer enough. If you want to give a fine of 50,000 to 100,000 yuan, can you still afford it? Not only do the tuition fees charged have to be refunded in the same amount, but also tens of thousands of yuan in additional fines. Isn't this terrible enough for educators?

So, let's stop tossing and training people! Learn from New Oriental, quit the education and training industry, and stop losses in time. In this era of developed network economy, educators should try to transform other industries, rather than continuing to be “obsessed” in this industry.