First, the tuition fee is relatively low (the teacher fee is generally below 00% of the 65438+ student fee, the rental fee is generally not high, and other fees are basically not available). If the enrollment is good, you can make a lot of money.

Second, it won't last long to go to a cram school to make money. At present, there are so many cram schools in China that the whole industry is very informal and impetuous. Many institutions run out of the crowd just to make a sum of money, but if so, it will not last long to provide the services that students need without considering the students.

Third, a truly big and long-term enterprise must operate in good faith and serve customers. Although there are few in China, there will definitely be more and more in the future, especially in the training and tutoring industry. If you are careful, those who make money are just by-products.

Fourth, the competition of traditional institutions is becoming more and more fierce, especially many small and medium-sized institutions, which are squeezed out by some brand institutions in third-and fourth-tier cities. So if you want to develop for a long time, you'd better cooperate with well-known institutions with brands, which will bring great convenience to your enrollment, and institutions like convex and concave can also promise unprofitable repurchase to minimize the risk.