In order to attract students, many educational and training institutions make false propaganda or false promises in enrollment advertisements, such as "teaching by famous teachers" and "guaranteed classes". However, in actual teaching, committed teachers are often not in place. Faced with this situation, students can not only claim compensation for breach of contract according to the contract signed with the organization, but also punish false propaganda according to the Consumer Protection Law. In judicial practice, there have also been cases in which training institutions were sentenced to refund tuition fees by the court according to the Consumer Protection Law because of false propaganda, which can be described as heavy losses.
However, although some training institutions have promised to take classes, if they fail to pass the exam, they often shirk or refuse to refund the fees. Even if they agree to refund, the processing cycle of refund is very long. This requires consumers to specify the relevant terms of refund when signing a training contract. For example, some training institutions will state in the agreement that "you must watch more than 80% of the course videos, and you must not miss the exam, and the test score should not be less than 30 points". For such terms, you need to pay attention when signing the contract to avoid being unable to get a refund because of violating such obligations.
? In addition, some training institutions will also promise "secret papers" before the exam and sell them at high prices. This is probably the false propaganda of the training institution, so students need to be vigilant when buying secret volumes and sign written contracts to facilitate rights protection.
In the process of signing a contract with an educational institution, we must be vigilant, especially pay attention to the contents of the standard clauses, so as to avoid disputes caused by not paying attention to the contents of the clauses afterwards.