How to attend classes in Hujiang Japanese Online School? Reward after answering!

Don't be confused. Let me answer your question. I have been taking online classes in Hujiang. You are welcome to call 1. Once the online course is started, are new courses released every day until the end of the course? Not necessarily, it depends on the course, sometimes it is a two-day class, and the new class is usually at 0: 00 in the morning.

2. If the course is video, is there real-time interaction between students or between teachers and students? It's a video, actually in the form of PPT. If you interact in real time, there is "I want to ask questions" on the courseware, and then someone will give you an answer. Each class has a head teacher and a teaching assistant. If you have any questions, you can post in the after-class discussion forum, and the pronunciation can be recorded and uploaded. A teacher will listen to your pronunciation.

3. If you haven't kept up with the course for a while, can you make it up slowly afterwards, and can you continue to complete the course even after the deadline?

Yes, you can make it up slowly before the deadline. I sometimes leave two or three classes to listen together, but it must be before the deadline. After the deadline, it can be postponed, but there is a charge. There will be an email reminder after class every time. 4. How about the one-year long-term Japanese proficiency test in Hujiang? Is the effect good? I haven't taken this class. But according to my experience in countless classes. The advantage of online school is convenience. But the disadvantage is that you have to have strong self-control and planning. Trying to keep up with the class, I just listened to some classes and didn't finish them. After all, the teacher didn't really rush you to class in person. In addition, gifts: Many classes have pronunciation classes, just like YY's. It's called CCtalk, and we can communicate with you. Many classes have a punch-in function, which is equivalent to paying you back a dime a day! ! Ask me questions!

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