Negotiate with early education institutions
Parents should contact early education institutions to find out about their closure. If the early education institution is still in operation, parents can consult the institution to see if they can continue their classes or transfer to other courses. If the institution has closed down, parents can consult the institution to see if they can transfer the unfinished courses to other institutions.
application for drawback
Parents can apply for a refund if they can't negotiate with early education institutions or transfer unfinished courses to other institutions. Parents can submit a written application to the early education institution to request a refund of the unfinished course fees. If the early education institution has closed down, parents can apply for a refund from the relevant departments.
How to deal with the refund problem?
Understand relevant laws and regulations
Parents need to know the relevant laws and regulations when dealing with the refund problem. According to the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Consumers' Rights and Interests, consumers have the right to request a return, refund or replacement. If the early education institution fails to provide services according to the agreement, or the service quality does not meet the agreement, consumers can ask for a refund.
Apply for a refund from the relevant department.
If the early education institution has closed down, parents can apply for a refund from the relevant departments. For example, if the early education institution is a registered company, parents can apply for a refund from the Industrial and Commercial Bureau. If the early education institution is a non-profit organization, parents can apply for a refund from the Civil Affairs Bureau.
Solve the problem through legal channels
If the above cannot solve the problem, parents can solve it through legal channels. They can bring a lawsuit to the court and ask the early education institutions to refund the unfinished course fees. However, this usually takes some time and energy.
The closure of early education institutions may bring a lot of troubles to parents and students, but parents and students can solve these problems by consulting early education institutions, applying for refunds and understanding relevant laws and regulations. It is important for parents and students to remain calm and not to give up their rights and interests easily.