After the double reduction, many education and training institutions "took advantage of loopholes", but the official still "has a hand".
In recent years, with the continuous escalation of the "double reduction hurricane", the entire education and training industry has been greatly impacted. In the midst of this upheaval, some large institutions that have been in business for many years are not immune to it, let alone some small ones, which have begun to find their own "way to survive".
After an in-depth study of the "double reduction policy", the education and training industry adopted the "guerrilla mode" of changing places with one shot, and shifted from one-to-one tutoring to "milk tea cram school".
Even the largest education and training institutions are not immune, looking for opportunities to exploit loopholes.
With the advancement of the "double reduction policy", education and training institutions have become the first targets. Some small institutions have gradually gone underground, surviving through bubble tea shops, black cram schools, etc. For large institutions, although they are not as difficult as small ones, they are also starting to find a way out for their future. Although the "double reduction policy" has made all-round adjustments to the traditional education and training industry, there will always be some dead ends that have not been managed for the time being, and these dead ends have become the "new wealth password" of education and training institutions.
In response to the problem that children cannot tutor on weekends, education and training institutions have begun to focus on children's working days. In addition to the child's daily learning, targeted make-up training is carried out. Some institutions have moved the original weekend make-up classes to the middle of the week, so that children can maintain the "school-cram school-home" life. Not only large institutions such as New Oriental, but also many education and training institutions in society have begun to "innovate" in the middle of the week.
Some educational institutions have "grafted" the curriculum, such as New Oriental launched a new direction of "New Concept English" tutoring, and cleverly seized the "excuse" of increasing the vocabulary of primary and secondary school students. These institutions have successfully circumvented inspections by the relevant authorities and have even set off a new wave of tutoring among parents.
The "countermeasures" of education and training institutions have made many parents lament that the "double reduction policy" has become an impractical "face project", which is obviously too much of a slap in the face. However, this kind of "exploiting loopholes" has long been within the scope of official assumptions, and the relevant departments have already left a hand in this. In response to questions from parents, the relevant departments said that they would consider absorbing the suggestion of "bounty reporting".
This means that the mechanism of "bounty reporting" is likely to be implemented in the near future. This also shows the government's determination and courage to implement the double reduction policy and crack down on off-campus training. But compared to the country's decisiveness and determination, not every parent is ready, and there are some parents who pin their children's grades on the tutoring class. If they insist on a position that is contrary to the mainstream view, these parents will sooner or later be left behind by the trend of the times.
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