If you choose a training school, it is recommended to conduct on-site inspections yourself and pay attention to the following issues:

The first thing that needs to be made clear is: you are the internal cause, and the training school is the external cause

Generally speaking, formal training schools are pretty much the same. Even if there may be a slight difference in teachers, this difference is not enough to send a child with a score of 300 points in cultural classes who is not very studious to a good university.

The key to whether you pass the art exam is yourself

1. Whether you are suitable to study this major. Broadcasting students have strict requirements on height, appearance, and voice. If you are not suitable There is really no need to spend time and money to attend training. As a directing student, if your cultural class score is about 300, I can only say that it will be very difficult for you to learn to be a directing student, because the foundation is too poor, and how much cultural class study is required. It is complementary to the study of professional courses (if you really choose this path, you need to put in more effort).

2. Have you studied hard and seriously? The same goes for hard work and harvest.

3. The choice of examination school should be based on your own professional practice. It is very important to choose an examination institution where the situation is appropriate. It is generally recommended that colleges and universities at the three levels of high, middle and low should be selected, and should not be limited to a certain area. For example, many students think of Beijing, but schools in Beijing basically have a strong focus on majors and The cultural requirements are relatively strict. Another example is the student I met who wanted to stay in Shandong. He took the exam to two training schools in Shandong in one day and thought he could pass, but he failed in both.

4. Exam status. The exams for professional courses are the same as the exams for cultural courses. They also depend on their performance on the spot. Students who perform well in training schools and are favored by teachers may fail in the exam in the end (the exam also depends on their performance on the spot). It really has a lot to do with luck).

Second, when choosing a training school, it is best to conduct an on-site inspection. In the early stage, you can search for relevant training schools on the website and select several formal training schools for on-site inspection. It is recommended to select a few more for comparison. Generally, training schools will There are free trial courses, so you can feel the best for yourself.

Generally, during the consultation process of training schools, there are always some misunderstandings:

1. Guaranteed to pass the class

Generally speaking, the cost of guaranteeing to pass the class will be relatively high. The study time is relatively long, and you need to practice a lot to ensure your professional passing rate (but the training school only guarantees professional courses, and it will not be responsible if your cultural classes are delayed. Personally, I still emphasize the study of cultural classes. , detailed in the first article).

There is also a situation where a class with a guaranteed pass will generally sign a relatively strict agreement, and the content of the agreement must be followed. If the regulations are violated, the agreement will be invalid, which means the guarantee will be invalid; if you don’t get it in the end Regarding the certificate, he will also tell you that I have something to do with how much you can spend to buy the certificate (this certificate is just a professional certificate).

2. Not paying attention to the study of cultural courses

I personally attach great importance to the study of cultural courses. It is recommended that during the process of participating in the art examination training, try not to delay as much as possible. Some trainings The school does not attach much importance to cultural courses, telling students to study their majors first and then study cultural courses in the second half of the year (one-third of the second half of the year is spent waiting for certificates, and some students cannot calm down at all. study).

I would like to say a few more words about the purchase of a certificate mentioned above. After all, this situation is in the minority. Colleges and universities recruit students for training, and colleges and universities must also consider the employment of students after four years. To be honest, colleges and universities also want to run their schools formally and produce results.