What's the difference between adult college entrance examination correspondence and amateur?

The difference between adult college entrance examination correspondence and amateur is mainly the difference between class time and mode.

First, the class time is different:

Amateur and correspondence have similar requirements and goals. Correspondence teaching is suitable for office workers with less spare time, and the class time is relatively free, with no restrictions on time and duration. Students usually study independently, and the school will organize correspondence students to give face-to-face lectures every winter and summer vacation or some legal holidays. Generally, several face-to-face lectures are not very long, and then the teacher will give the students an exam at the end of each year.

Amateur teaching methods generally recruit students in colleges and universities, arrange classes at night or on weekends, and study while working, which is very popular among working people.

Second, different learning styles:

Correspondence in adult college entrance examination is mainly for students to teach themselves at home. The school will uniformly distribute professional teaching materials to correspondence students. During the study period, students mainly rely on their own reading, TV lectures, the Internet and other means to learn, and the communication with teachers is also carried out by means of communication and e-mail. Sometimes correspondence students will focus on unified face-to-face tutoring and exams.

The amateur learning mode is mainly that students use their own time or evening time to attend classes at school, and school teachers will face-to-face tutoring with students.