I think the current training courses and counseling institutions are generally very deceptive, and their purpose is to make profits. After you cheated them, their purpose was to make a profit. After you cheated them, I seldom thought about the students. I attended two training courses in my junior year. The biggest one was in my freshman year. I attended a computer training course called Oriental Enoch. Freshman knows nothing. After training teachers and giving them some ideological education, almost 20 people in our class signed up in a muddle. At the beginning of the class, everyone thought the training class was ok. The teacher is both earnest and patient. When you meet a slightly stupid student, you should teach him how to operate it. Although it was winter, the class room was relatively small, so everyone studied hard and went to the computer room to practice the operation for a while. However, the good times did not last long. One day two months later, I saw the training class and found that the door was locked. No one answered the door when we met, so we had to go back for two or three days. I thought the teachers in the organization might have something, so I didn't take it to heart. But the next week, the monitor told us an unacceptable news: Dongfang Enoch closed down. We were all shocked at that time. We can't believe it. How could it go out of business? We didn't pass the computer level 2 exam, so we can go. Also, what are we going to do with our money? Are we just wasting water, and so on? So we contacted the president of the student union, who told us that he would help us deal with it and let us wait for the news, but the final result was that Oriental Enoch could not afford the compensation. College students in some parts of the province received partial compensation, but not including our school. There are many students like us who can't get compensation. There was nothing he could do, so we had to give up. Later, I heard that the school filed a lawsuit with Dongfang Enoch, but there was nothing left. The reason why the students are in such a hurry is that East Enoch charged us a lot of money. At first, it was really not much, only 500 yuan. Later, he said that he would buy students their USB flash drives or something, and then he paid 200,700 yuan, which is not a small sum for us students, equivalent to more than half a month's living expenses. But things are like this, and there is nothing we can do except admit that we are unlucky. You can also think about how low the secondary pass rate of computers in our school is. In fact, it was not only the teachers who lured us to sign up for the training class, but also the chairman and monitor of our student union encouraged us to sign up for the training class. They must have benefited from it. Hey, what's the use of saying this now? Just spend money on classes!