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Terms & Conditions For The Supply Of Training Services

1. General

1.1 The terms and conditions of trade of the Real Learning Ltd and/or its subsidiary companies (hereafter called the ‘Company’) covering the supply of training services are contained herein.

1.2 Orders to the Company for the supply of training services are only accepted subject to these terms and conditions. If any document placing an order on the Company includes or refers to other terms and conditions of contract then these shall not apply unless agreed to in writing by a Director of the Company.

1.3 No addition to or variation of these conditions will bind the Company unless it is specifically agreed in writing and signed by a Director of the Company.

1.4 These terms and conditions will form the basis of all contracts with the Company, unless otherwise specified by the Company and only under a signed written agreement.

1.4.1 The Company accepts orders for training through its website(s), by telephone and by email. In placing an order with the Company, the client is deemed to have accepted the terms and conditions as contained herein.

1.4.2 These terms and conditions are available in writing on request and printed on the Company website and all clients will be informed of these terms and conditions in writing or by email.

1.5 These terms and conditions are correct at the date shown on the relevant booking documentation and the Company reserves the right to vary them without notice. An updated copy will be supplied to the client if applicable or on request.

1.6 These terms and conditions are applicable to contracts formed with clients and / or individuals engaging the Company (either as agent or principal) in the provision of training services. These terms and conditions do not cover any contract, relationship or engagement with any person, freelance or entity employed by the Company or engaged to perform training services on behalf of the Company.

1.7 Terms and conditions covering the terms of trade for the engagement of freelance training instructors and/or other principal training companies (where the Company is acting as agent) are available on request and will be provided to any person and/or organisation for which these terms relate.

2. Contract Formation And Right To Cancel

2.1 The Contract Start Date shall be defined as either the day on which the Company accepts payment for training services or when it receives an official order to supply training services from the client. Whichever date is the earliest shall be defined as the Contract start date.

2.2 Subject to there being a legacy contractual agreement which might include a consumer's “right to cancel” under the Consumer Protection (Distant Selling) Regulations 2000, cancelled or postponed Contracts may still incur a cancellation fee (see 7.2)

2.3. If the Consumer Protection (Distant Selling) Regulations 2000 apply to a legacy contract, clients have the right to cancel this contract without any liability within 7 days of the Contract start date, provided that Services have not commenced and are not due to commence within this period.

2.4 All complaints and claims relating to Contracts with the Company must be received in writing to [email protected] and within 14 days of the Contract start date. The Company will respond to all complaints within 30 days of their receipt.

3. Training Course Requirements

3.1 It is the delegates responsibility to ensure they are conversant with what equipment they are personally required to provide and the Company will bear no responsibility for delegates being unable to participate in any training program because of any shortfall or equipment omission.

3.2 Where the training being provided is other than theoretical or classroom based, delegates must be physically capable of withstanding the rigors of training. If there are any doubts relating to this, the Company may refer the delegate to a GP at no cost to the Company. The onus is entirely with the delegate to ensure his or her fitness to undergo training and the Company does not accept any responsibility in this regard.

3.3 Equipment owned by or leased/lent to the client must not be removed from the training environment. Any damage to Company equipment or property caused by delegates will be invoiced to the relevant client.

3.5 Delegates are required to be punctual at all courses and at all sessions.

3.6 Where training is carried out not on Company premises, all relevant public liability and other insurances must be provided for by the site owner and/or client and the Company does not accept any liability in this regard.

3.7 Consumption of alcohol or non-prescription drugs is not permitted during training nor should they be consumed immediately prior to training. The Company will refuse to train any delegates who infringe this condition and will require them to leave Company premises. Where a delegate is undergoing a course of prescribed drugs they should inform the Company of the nature of the drug and any side effects. The Company may then seek assurance that training can be carried out without risk. The decision of the Company in relation to this is final.

4. Prices

4.1 Unless otherwise stated, all prices are exclusive of VAT, the total price of the training will be invoiced prior to the training date and this will show the VAT payable. VAT will be charged at the rate current at the time of due payment.

4.2 The prices quoted on this site are correct at the date of publication. Prices may vary due to demand and availability and the Company reserves the right to adjust prices at any time and without notice.

5. Settlement Terms

5.1 Unless otherwise agreed, payment for all training booked and confirmed by the client must be made prior to the training course booked taking place. Payment can be made by Bank Transfer, Credit/Debit Card or by cheque. Credit terms by prior arrangement only.

5.2 All training courses booked will state the relevant registration, administration and certification fees which are to be paid for on or before the first day of the training course.

6. Health and Safety

6.1 Where training is carried out on Company premises, all delegates must conform to and comply with the Health and Safety Policy as laid down by the Company from time to time. Breaches of this policy may result in the delegate being suspended or excluded from the course and premises.

7. Cancellation and Postponement

7.1 The Company reserves the right in its absolute discretion and without further liability to change dates, times and venues or cancel an event.

7.2 The Company reserves the right to charge a cancellation/postponement fee in respect of contracts that are cancelled or postponed by the client.

7.3 The following refunds (following a common industry standard) will be made in the event of cancellations/postponements initiated by the Client and notified to the Company prior to the training course start date:

More than 28 Days’ notice – Full refund
14 – 27 Days –50% refund
1 – 13 Days – no refund (This time period does not include any bank holidays or weekends)
0 Days (Late or no show) – no refund

7.4 Cancellation fees do not apply if the Client is exercising their right to cancel under the Consumer Protection (Distant Selling) Regulations 2000 (legacy contracts only), The Consumer Rights Act 2015 or The Consumer Contract Regulations 2013. The salient part being that a refund will only be applicable if the client is a consumer (where the training booked is not directly related to the Client's business or occupation), not a business and is cancelling the contract within 7 days of the Contract Start Date, provided that Services have not commenced and are not due to commence within this period.

7.5 Should it become necessary for the Company to postpone all or any part of a training course or other work due to circumstances beyond their control then a mutually agreeable date will be selected on which to complete the work. The Company will not accept any liability for additional expenses or ancillary costs incurred by the Client unless those amounts were directly applicable to the performance of the contract, itemised and mutually agreed in advance. A non-exhaustive list of examples of expenditure claims that the Company will not reimburse include; travel or fuel, hotels, loss of wages and/or compensation for any other reason.

7.6 The Company’s events are constantly changing and the Company reserves the right at any time and without notice to alter content and to change the trainer delivering the training course.

7.7 Cancellation / postponement fee waivers are only at the sole discretion of the trainer delivering the course. The Company and its representatives have no power or authority to grant or agree to a cancellation/postponement refund and it should be assumed that the terms as noted in 7.3 apply at all times.

8. Applicable Law

8.1 No waiver by us or any breach of the Contract by you shall be considered as a waiver or any subsequent breach of the same or any other provision.

8.2 If any provision of these Terms is held by any competent Authority to be invalid or unenforceable in whole or in part the validity of the other provisions of these Terms and the remainder of the provision in question shall not be affected thereby.

8.3 Any dispute arising under or in connection with these Terms shall be subject to the Jurisdiction of the English Courts.

The Contract shall be governed by the laws of England.

8.4 These Terms do not affect any consumer rights contained in the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 or any statutory modification of them.

9. Force Majeure

9.1 The Company shall not be liable to the Client or be deemed to be in breach of Contract by means of any delay in performing or failure to perform any of the Company’s obligations in respect of the Services if the delay or failure was due to any cause beyond the Company’s reasonable control.

Should anything be unclear within these terms, then please feel free to contact us via the website or email [email protected]