Why are training institutions still holding classes after double reductions?

The explanation for the question "Why training institutions are still holding classes after double reduction" is as follows:

The double reduction policy is mainly aimed at K12 education and training institutions, and make-up classes are not allowed during holidays. , class is not allowed to end too late on working days. English training institutions have several possibilities for recruiting teachers. First, adult education, college entrance examination training and study abroad training. Second, online teachers. Third, going against the trend and recruiting one-on-one or tutoring teachers.

As for the above three possibilities, the first one is not a big problem, the second one depends on local policies and class time, whether it meets the policy requirements, and the third one is definitely not allowed. ?

The "double reduction policy" provides a "pause button" for training institutions. With the official implementation of the "double reduction policy", on the one hand, it has effectively reduced students' academic burden. On the other hand, various off-campus training institutions across the country have also begun to press the "pause button." This topic has also aroused heated discussions on the Internet.

After the Ministry of Education promulgated the "double reduction policy", many training institutions in our country, especially those with insufficient strength, are faced with two options: "automatic closure or forced transition". There is no third way feasible. It's an objective fact.

Will teachers in training institutions be "unemployed" or "re-employed"? Regardless of whether they close or choose to transition, the result is that teachers in these institutions will have to accept "unemployment" or "re-employment" painful choice.