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THE city's consumer protection watchdog yesterday warned parents to be vigilant over education scams after a series of complaints since summer vacation started.
自暑假開始的一系列投訴后，這個城市的消費者保護監(jiān)管機構(gòu)昨日警告家長對教育詐騙要保持警惕。
Some education and training agencies delay classes, change teachers randomly or shut down without notice after collecting tuition from parents, the Shanghai Consumer Rights Protection Commission said.
從父母那收取學(xué)費后，一些教育培訓(xùn)機構(gòu)推遲上課，隨意更換教師或毫無預(yù)兆的歇業(yè)，上海市消費者權(quán)益保護委員會表示。
A man surnamed Gu said he paid 18,000 yuan (US$2,903) for six mathematics classes for his daughter ahead of this year's college entrance exam in June. But his daughter found the quality of classes was far below what the agency had promoted. The institution also never provided six classes.
一位姓顧的先生說為了女兒今年6月份的高考他6節(jié)數(shù)學(xué)課付了18000元(2903美元)。但他的女兒發(fā)現(xiàn)上課質(zhì)量遠遠低于該機構(gòu)宣傳的。該機構(gòu)也沒提供六節(jié)課。
Gu asked for a refund for the six classes, but the institution never responded.
顧先生要求為6節(jié)課退款，但該機構(gòu)從來沒有回應(yīng)過。
Some agencies exaggerate the impact of their classes, and parents should check their qualifications carefully and let their children attend a trial session before paying, the commission said.
一些機構(gòu)夸大他們上課的作用，父母應(yīng)該仔細檢查他們的資格，付費之前讓孩子參加一次試驗課，該委員會表示。
A woman surnamed Yao complained she could not get a refund after paying for English courses even though the training center promised an unconditional refund if students and parents were not satisfied with the courses.
一位姓姚的女士抱怨在支付完英語課程后她無法退款，盡管培訓(xùn)中心承諾如果學(xué)生和家長對課程不滿意會無條件退款。
Yao asked for a refund after three weeks and was told a 1,700 yuan fee would be charged for processing.
姚女士三周后要求退款，卻被告知1700元學(xué)費將支付處理費。
The commission said parents should ask for receipts and keep advertisement leaflets in case a dispute arises.
該委員會說父母應(yīng)該索要發(fā)票和保存廣告?zhèn)鲉危苑腊l(fā)生爭議。
