Nichinoken Narimasu - Itabashi City

Pretty fun

Some children go by train, so it seems to be famous in this area. I get a good impression that the teacher goes out of the classroom and greets me early in the morning or late at night. However, I think that it suits or does not suit any cram school, so please refer to the negative points at home. ① The teacher boycotts the class, saying that the teacher is scared. I think "severe" and "scary" are a single piece of paper, but they didn't suit my child. To put it the other way around, how about a cram school where children continue to use teachers who dislike classes? ② Do not manage the progress of homework. I think it's a good idea to let me do my homework, but the cram school doesn't manage it. In the end, parents have to keep track of and manage the progress of their homework, so I feel that it is a negligence on the part of the cram school. ③ A cancellation fee will be charged. This seems to be the same mechanism in every cram school, but due to the nature of the cram school, it is premised on "continuous service provision", so a "cancellation fee" will be charged for mid-term cancellation. (Monthly fee or cheaper of 20,000 yen) If you withdraw from the membership after a certain period of time and have achieved some results, it is very like "I saw it for the first time, but I disliked my child and withdrew". I think it feels absurd. Also, please note that summer classes are basically non-cancellable and non-refundable. When you start, we recommend that you check the cancellation conditions carefully. Personally, the fact that I teach only "how to solve" and leave "creating a mechanism for studying" to my parents is a big negative for a cram school. It is difficult for parents to create a "mechanism to continue studying" from scratch, so if you can not put effort as a parent (such as checking the progress every day and every week), a tutor is better. think.