1.1. This document is a Public Offer Agreement (“Agreement”) by Barigreat SIA, a limited liability company registered in Latvia (Registration No. 40203021331), with registered address at Ķekavas pag., Katlakalns, Kazeņu iela 1, LV-2111, Latvia (hereinafter the “Provider”), setting forth the terms under which the Provider offers paid educational services to the Student. This Agreement is published on the Provider’s website and is accessible by all users. In accordance with applicable law, this Agreement is considered a public offer; by accepting the offer (as defined in Section 3.2 below), an individual becomes a Student (or “Customer”) under this Agreement, and the Agreement is deemed concluded between the Provider and the Student.
1.2. Student Eligibility: The “Student” is typically an individual aged 14–16 who enrolls in the Provider’s educational course. If the Student is a minor (under 18 years of age), a parent or legal guardian must consent to the Student’s participation and to this Agreement. In such cases, any obligations of the Student under this Agreement are understood to be assumed by the parent/guardian on the Student’s behalf. By accepting this Agreement and paying the fees, the Student (or their guardian) confirms that the Student meets the eligibility criteria for the course (motivated secondary school student, age 14–16, from CIS/Baltic region or otherwise accepted by the Provider) and that any necessary parental consent is in place.
1.3. Offer and Acceptance: This Agreement becomes binding on the Provider and the Student (together, “Parties”) once the Student accepts the offer. Acceptance is deemed to occur when the Student (or their guardian) agrees to these terms and pays for the educational services (in whole or in part). The date of payment shall be the date of conclusion of the Agreement, without the need for a separate signed contract. If the Student does not agree to any part of this Agreement, they should not proceed with payment or participation.
1.4. Course Description: The services under this Agreement involve the Student’s participation in the TLF Prep Club educational program (the “Course”). The Course consists of weekly instructional sessions and related activities in Mathematics and/or Computer Science, as described on the Provider’s website https://leaders.tech/en/prepclub.html. The Course is delivered online (via Zoom for live sessions, and via messaging/apps for assignments and support). Instruction is in English, and the program is aimed at deepening the Student’s skills in math and computer science through problem-solving, lectures, and homework, per the curriculum outlined on the website https://leaders.tech/en/prepclub.html. The typical duration of the program is seven months (one academic season), though exact dates and schedules are determined by the Provider (see Section 4.4).
1.5. Relationship of Parties: This Agreement constitutes a contract for services. The Student is not an employee or subcontractor of the Provider. The Provider is an independent educational service provider and is responsible for organizing and delivering the Course to multiple participants.
2.1. Provision of Educational Services: The Provider agrees to deliver the educational content and training of the Course to the Student. This includes: (a) weekly live group sessions conducted online (e.g., via Zoom) covering the course material (mathematics or computer science, depending on the club track); (b) access to assignments, exercises, and projects through the designated platforms (such as the Telegram bot for math homework or an online coding judge for programming tasks, as applicable); and (c) feedback and support from instructors or mentors (including correction of homework and answers to course-related questions within a reasonable time frame). The Provider will use qualified teachers or mentors to conduct sessions and provide academic guidance.
2.2. Quality and Scope: The Provider shall deliver the content as outlined in the program description to the best of its ability, ensuring that sessions cover both core curriculum topics and enrichment topics as advertised (for example, advanced problem-solving strategies, algorithms, etc.). The goal is to help the Student explore challenging mathematics and computer science and strengthen their skills. However, the Student understands that progress also depends on their own effort and participation (see Student obligations in Section 3).
2.3. Technical Delivery: The Provider is responsible for hosting the online sessions and providing access links or invitations to the Student. The Provider will also provide access or instructions for any required online platforms (e.g., adding the Student to the Telegram homework bot or providing login info for the coding platform). The Provider will take reasonable measures to ensure the virtual learning environment is accessible (for example, scheduling sessions and communicating times in advance, and maintaining the online tools needed for homework).
2.4. Support and Communication: The Provider will communicate important information to the Student (or parent) via the contact information provided (email, messenger, or phone as appropriate). This includes schedule announcements, changes, assignment feedback, and any issues regarding performance or conduct. The Provider will also be available for reasonable inquiries – students or parents can contact the Provider at prep@leaders.tech for support or questions. Response will be given in a reasonable timeframe.
2.5. Contingencies: The Provider reserves the right to adjust the schedule or content if necessary (for instance, rescheduling a session due to instructor illness or technical problems, or adjusting content based on group progress). If an online class session is canceled by the Provider, the Provider will endeavor to reschedule it or add a make-up session. If the entire Course must be canceled or terminated early by the Provider (e.g. due to insufficient participants or other serious reasons), the Provider will issue refunds for any remaining unattended classes or fees paid in advance for services not rendered.
3.1. Timely Participation: The Student should attend the online sessions on time as per the provided schedule. Consistent attendance is important to achieve the educational objectives. If the Student is unable to attend a session, it is their (or their parent’s) responsibility to inform the Provider in advance if possible. (The Provider may provide session recordings or materials at its discretion for missed sessions, but this is not guaranteed unless specifically arranged.)
3.2. Technology and Equipment: The Student must have the necessary equipment and internet access to participate in the online Course. This typically means a computer or tablet with a stable internet connection, a functioning webcam and microphone for Zoom sessions, and access to Telegram and any other required software or websites. The Student is responsible for any costs associated with their own internet or equipment. The Provider is not liable for the Student’s inability to participate due to technical issues on the Student’s side (e.g., poor internet connectivity, hardware failures).
3.3. Academic Effort: The Student is expected to put in reasonable effort in the Course – this includes attempting the homework assignments, participating in problem-solving during sessions, and preparing for sessions as needed. The Course is designed to be enriching and challenging; the Student should be prepared to engage with difficult problems and seek help when needed. By enrolling, the Student confirms they have the motivation to participate in an advanced club.
3.4. Code of Conduct: The Student must behave respectfully and appropriately during all sessions and communications. This includes respecting the instructor and fellow students, not disrupting classes, and adhering to academic integrity (no plagiarism or cheating on assignments). The Student should use the course tools (Zoom, Telegram bot, etc.) only for their intended educational purposes. Harassment, discrimination, or other serious misconduct by the Student is not acceptable. The Provider reserves the right to warn, and in serious cases, remove a Student from the Course if they violate this code of conduct, provided that the Provider gives notice of the issue to the student/parent. In case of removal due to misconduct, Section 6 (refunds) will apply (the Student may forfeit the right to a refund for the current month in cases of serious misconduct leading to expulsion).
3.5. Communication: The Student (or parent) should keep the Provider updated with a valid email address and/or phone/Telegram contact for course communications. If any issues arise (for example, the Student is struggling with content or cannot continue the course), it is the Student’s or parent’s responsibility to communicate with the Provider so a solution can be worked out (extra help, schedule adjustment, etc. as feasible).
4.1. Course Fee: The fee for participating in the TLF Prep Club is €100 (one hundred euros) per month per club. This means if a Student enrolls in one club (e.g., Math Club only), the fee is €100 per month; if the Student enrolls in both Math and CS clubs, the fee would be €200 per month (charged separately for each). All fees are stated in Euros and include any applicable taxes (see Section 4.7 on VAT). The Provider will not change the fee for the Student in the middle of a running course; the €100/month rate is fixed for the duration of the 7-month program for that Student. (If the Provider launches new sessions or future programs, fees may be adjusted for those new enrollments, but that will not affect this Agreement once accepted.)
4.2. Payment Schedule: The service is provided on a monthly subscription basis. The Student may either pay month-by-month or prepay multiple months (if the Provider agrees to accept multi-month prepayment). By default, the payment for each month’s participation is due before the start of that month’s sessions. For example, for the month of October, payment should be made in late September or by October 1; for November, by November 1, etc. This ensures the Student’s spot in the club is secured for that month. The Provider reserves the right to suspend or deny access to sessions if payment for a given month has not been made by its start (unless otherwise agreed on a case-by-case basis).
4.3. Payment Method: Payments shall be made via Stripe online payment. The Provider will send an electronic invoice or payment link to the Student’s provided email (or via another agreed communication channel). The Student (or parent/guardian) must follow the link and pay with a valid credit or debit card (or any other payment method Stripe supports and the Provider offers, such as Apple Pay or SEPA Direct Debit). Payment processing is handled by Stripe securely; the Provider does not collect or store card details. Upon successful payment, Stripe will issue a receipt email to the payer for their records.
4.4. Subscription Option: In lieu of manually paying each month, the Student/parent can opt to enroll in an automatic billing subscription. If the Student chooses this option (for convenience), the first payment will be processed at enrollment, and subsequent payments of €100 will be automatically charged every month on approximately the same calendar day. For example, if the first payment is on September 5, the next charges will occur on October 5, November 5, and so on. Cancellation of subscription is addressed in Section 6.2; the Student can cancel at any time. The Provider will not auto-bill beyond the Course’s end date – if the subscription is not canceled earlier, the Provider will stop or refund charges that would cover any period after the Course has concluded.
4.5. Late or Failed Payments: If a monthly payment is not completed (e.g., the invoice is not paid by the due date, or an auto-charge fails), the Provider will notify the Student/parent to rectify the payment. Stripe may automatically retry failed charges once or twice. The Student is expected to resolve any payment issues promptly (usually within 7 days of the due date). If payment is more than 14 days late, the Provider reserves the right to suspend the Student’s access to ongoing classes until the payment is made. If a payment issue persists (e.g., inability to charge the card) and the Student does not arrange an alternative payment, it may be treated as a cancellation by the Student for the next month.
4.6. No-Charge Periods: If the program includes any break (for instance, a month with no sessions, or a holiday break), the Provider will either not charge for that period or will credit the fees to the future period. The payment schedule will align with actual instruction: you pay for the months in which classes are delivered.
4.7. Taxes: The course fee of €100/month is inclusive of VAT and any similar taxes, where applicable. Barigreat SIA will be responsible for accounting for and remitting VAT (Value Added Tax) or other taxes as required by Latvian and EU law. (For reference, educational services may or may not be VAT-applicable; in cases where VAT is required, it is included in the €100.) The Student will not be charged additional taxes on top of the listed price. If the Student is located in a different country, any foreign taxes or charges from their side (e.g., a foreign transaction fee by their bank) are their responsibility. The Student will receive receipts that include the Provider’s VAT ID (if applicable) and tax breakdown on request.
4.8. Price Changes: This fee is fixed for the duration of the Course offering described. The Provider will not increase the price for the Student once they have enrolled in the current Course cycle. For any future courses or renewals beyond the initial 7-month program, the Provider would communicate any price changes in advance and those would require acceptance (they would effectively be a new offer/contract).
5.1. Term: This Agreement enters into force once accepted by the Student (upon payment, per 1.3) and remains in effect until the completion of the paid educational services. For a Student on a month-to-month arrangement, the Agreement covers each paid month and is implicitly extended to the next month when the Student continues by paying again. For a Student who prepays multiple months or is on subscription, the Agreement remains in effect for the duration for which fees have been paid or until the expected end of the Course (whichever comes first), unless terminated earlier in accordance with Section 6.
5.2. Course Schedule: The specific start and end dates of the Course, as well as the schedule of classes (e.g., “weekly on Saturdays at 10:00 GMT” or similar), will be communicated to the Student separately (via email or on the website) before the Course begins. As of signing/acceptance, the clubs are planned to begin in September and run approximately [7] months. The Provider will announce exact schedules once confirmed on https://leaders.tech/en/prepclub.html. This Agreement covers that entire schedule. Minor adjustments to schedule (such as a class timing change or break week) do not constitute a change in the Agreement, as long as the total promised sessions are delivered.
5.3. Completion: The Agreement will naturally terminate at the end of the Course or service period for which the Student has paid. For example, if the Student paid for one month only and does not continue, the Agreement covers that month and ends after. If the Student completes all 7 months, the Agreement ends upon conclusion of the last session and fulfillment of all obligations (including any feedback or certificate, if provided). Certain clauses of this Agreement – such as intellectual property rights (Section 7) and liability (Section 9) – survive termination, meaning both parties remain bound by those terms even after the course is over.
6.1. Student Cancellation (Withdrawal): The Student may cancel their participation in the Course at any time by providing notice (via email to the Provider or via the Stripe subscription cancellation if that was provided). Cancellation means the Student will stop attending and will not be charged further. The following refund policy applies in case of cancellation:
6.2. How to Cancel (Student): Because payments are handled online, a Student’s parent or the Student should communicate cancellation via email or message to the Provider, who will then guide the process (or provide a direct cancellation link if a self-service option is available). As Stripe notes, customers should reach out to the business (Provider) to cancel subscriptions, and we handle it from our side. The date of the cancellation request will typically serve as the effective cancellation date for stopping future charges. The Provider will confirm in writing (email) that the subscription is canceled or note the last month of enrollment.
6.3. Provider Termination: The Provider may terminate this Agreement and the Student’s participation in the Course in the following cases:
6.4. Statutory Withdrawal Rights (EU Consumers): If the Student (or parent) is an individual consumer located in the European Union, they may have a legal right to withdraw from this Agreement within 14 days from the date of acceptance (cooling-off period) under EU consumer protection laws. However, if the Student begins receiving services (attending classes, accessing materials) during that 14-day period, the Student is deemed to have requested early performance of the services and the right of withdrawal may be subject to a pro-rata payment. Specifically, if the Student withdraws within 14 days but after the Course has started, the Student will be refunded a proportional amount of fees corresponding to the unused classes after the withdrawal date, and the Provider may retain a portion of the fee corresponding to the classes or services the Student already received. If the Course is completely delivered within 14 days (unlikely, given this is a long course), the right of withdrawal would be considered waived as the service was fully delivered with the consumer’s consent. By accepting this Agreement and making payment, the Student (consumer) expressly agrees that the service can begin immediately and that any statutory withdrawal rights will be handled in accordance with this clause. (This clause is included to ensure compliance with EU Directive 2011/83/EU on consumer rights.)
6.5. Effects of Termination: Upon termination or expiration of this Agreement, the Provider will revokethe Student’s access to ongoing sessions or materials (e.g., removing from Telegram bot or not inviting to further classes, as applicable). Sections that by their nature should survive (such as intellectual property rights, disclaimers of warranty, limitation of liability, and governing law) shall remain in effect.
7.1. Course Content Ownership: All materials provided by the Provider as part of the Course – including but not limited to curricula, problems and problem sets, presentations, lecture notes, recordings of sessions (if any), software tools or code provided, and any written feedback – are the intellectual property of the Provider or its licensors (such as specific instructors). The Provider grants the Student a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use these materials for their personal educational purposes only. This means the Student may view, download, and print materials for their own study and reference. No transfer of ownership is implied; the Provider retains all rights to the content.
7.2. Restrictions: The Student shall not reproduce, distribute, share, or publicly post any course materials to anyone outside the Course without the Provider’s prior written consent. This includes not uploading course content (problems, solutions, recordings, etc.) to public forums or sharing them with peers who are not enrolled. The Student is also not allowed to use the materials for any commercial purpose or to create derivative works for dissemination. In simple terms, the content provided in the course is for the Student’s education only, and they have no right to replicate, modify, distribute, or claim that content as their own.
7.3. Personal Notes: The Student may take their own notes during classes and of course keep their work on assignments – such personal notes and works are the Student’s property. However, these personal materials still cannot include verbatim copies of substantial course content for distribution. (E.g., a student’s own essay or solution they wrote is theirs, but the problem statement from the course is the Provider’s.)
7.4. Recordings: The Provider or instructors might record session videos for internal use or to share with enrolled students who missed a class. If so, those recordings are also protected materials. The Student agrees not to share any access links or copies of such recordings outside the enrolled group. Conversely, the Student should not record live sessions on their own unless they have obtained permission from the Provider (this is to protect privacy of other participants and the IP of the content).
7.5. Use of the Provider’s Platform: The Student will likely use certain online platforms (like the Telegram bot for homework or any learning management system) provided by the Provider. The Student is granted access only for the duration of the course. The software, bot, or platform itself (including any code or interface) is proprietary to the Provider or third-party providers, and the Student must not attempt to extract source code, reverse engineer, or misuse those platforms.
7.6. Feedback: If the Student provides feedback, suggestions, or improvement ideas to the Provider (e.g., about the course content or structure), the Provider may freely use and incorporate that feedback without any obligation to the Student. Such feedback does not grant the Student any rights in the course content.
8.1. Personal Data: The Student (or parent) will provide certain personal data to the Provider, such as name, email, and perhaps other details during application or enrollment. The processing of personal data by the Provider is governed by the Provider’s Privacy Policy (available at https://leaders.tech/en/privacy.html). By entering this Agreement, the Student acknowledges the Privacy Policy. Key points: the Provider adheres to EU GDPR standards for data protection, uses the data only for purposes of delivering the educational services and related legitimate interests, and protects it with appropriate security measures.
8.2. Use of Data: Data collected will be used for course administration (sending invites, managing assignments, contacting students/parents, etc.), processing payments (note: payments are handled by Stripe, which will have its own privacy protections; the Provider does not see full credit card details), and for any regulatory requirements (e.g., accounting). The Provider will not sell or disclose personal data to third parties except as needed for service delivery (for example, adding the Student’s email to the Telegram bot or other tools, or if working with partner educators) and always in compliance with data protection laws.
8.3. Minors’ Data: Since students are minors, the Provider particularly ensures that data collected from children is limited to what is necessary for the educational purpose. By agreeing, the parent/guardian consents to the collection of the child’s personal data for the purposes of the course. This may include things like the child’s name, coursework results, or communications. Any online tools used that collect data (e.g., Telegram for homework answers) are also subject to their own terms; the Provider will only use reputable platforms (Telegram, etc.) as noted in the Privacy Policy.
8.4. Recording and Media: If classes are recorded or screenshots taken for educational purposes (e.g., to distribute to the class or to promote the program), the Provider will do so in line with privacy practices. The Provider will not publicly post any identifying image or video of the Student without separate consent. For promotional purposes, the Provider might ask for testimonials or share group photos (with permission). This Agreement does not automatically grant the Provider the right to use the Student’s likeness in marketing, nor the Student the right to demand to be featured.
8.5. Data Subject Rights: The Student or their parent have rights under GDPR (if applicable), such as the right to access their data, request correction or deletion, or object to certain processing. Contact prep@leaders.tech to exercise these rights. For example, after the course, a parent could request deletion of the child’s personal info, and the Provider will comply provided it’s not required to retain it for legal reasons.
8.6. Confidentiality: The Provider will treat Student communications and records confidentially. Similarly, the Student should treat class discussions as internal to the group (not to be shared publicly), especially since other students’ privacy is at stake too.
9.1. No Guarantee of Results: The Student acknowledges that the Provider makes no guarantees regarding specific outcomes or success as a result of taking this Course. In particular, participation in the TLF Prep Club does not guarantee admission to the Technology Leaders of the Future scholarship program or any other program. Selection to the TLF main program is competitive and based on separate criteria beyond this preparatory course. The Course is intended to help prepare and improve skills, but individual results will vary. The Provider does not promise any score improvements, competition wins, or school admissions as a result of this Course. Any testimonials or examples of past successes are illustrative only; they are not assured for every student.
9.2. Service Provision “As Is”: The Provider will make all reasonable efforts to deliver high-quality educational content and a beneficial experience. However, the educational services are provided “as is” and “as available.” The Provider disclaims any warranties, express or implied, about the Course, including but not limited to fitness for a particular purpose or meeting the Student’s specific needs. For example, the Provider does not guarantee that the Student will find the content easy or that they will achieve a certain level of mastery – that depends on many factors outside the Provider’s control (such as the Student’s own effort and aptitude). Disclaimers: The Provider is not liable for any personal decisions made by the Student based on the course (such as deciding whether to apply to certain programs, etc.), and the Provider is not providing any professional advice beyond academic instruction.
9.3. Technical Disclaimer: The Provider is not responsible for technical problems beyond its control. This includes downtime of Zoom or internet outages on either end. The Provider will try to reschedule or accommodate technical issues on the Provider’s side (as per 2.5). But if the Student’s own technical setup fails, the Provider is not liable for missed content (though will try to help the student catch up if possible). The online nature of the course means there is an inherent risk of interruptions or delays, which both parties acknowledge.
9.4. Limitation of Liability: To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Provider’s total liability for any claims arising out of or relating to this Agreement or the Course is limited to the amount of fees the Student has paid for the Course. The Provider will not be liable for any indirect, consequential, or special damages (such as loss of opportunity, or disappointment) arising from this Agreement, even if advised of the possibility of such damages. For instance, if the Student for some reason feels they didn’t improve and misses an opportunity, or if the Course is canceled and the Student has to find an alternative, the Provider’s liability is limited to refunding the fees for the portion of services not provided; the Provider isn’t additionally liable for the consequences of the cancellation. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of certain liabilities (like for gross negligence or personal injury), and nothing in this Agreement seeks to limit liability in such cases. However, note that this is an academic service and there is no physical risk – the main potential issues are academic or financial, which are covered by the refund policy.
9.5. Third-Party Services: The Provider may use third-party services in delivering the Course (e.g., Zoom, Telegram, Stripe for payments). The Provider is not liable for any acts or omissions of these third parties. For example, if Zoom’s network goes down or Telegram experiences a data breach, the Provider will do its best to mitigate issues but cannot be held liable for those systems’ failures. The Student should also adhere to the terms of use of those third-party platforms when using them for the Course.
9.6. Indemnification: While we don’t anticipate issues, the Student (or parent) agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Provider from any claims, liabilities, or expenses (including reasonable legal fees) that arise from the Student’s own breach of this Agreement or misconduct. For example, if the Student unlawfully shares copyrighted course materials and a third-party makes a claim, the Student/parent would be responsible for the consequences, not the Provider.
10.1. Amendments: The Provider may update or modify this Public Offer Agreement for future enrollments or future iterations of the course. However, once the Student has accepted this Agreement (and enrolled in the current Course cycle), these terms will govern for that Student throughout that cycle. Any material changes to terms for an ongoing course would either not apply to already-enrolled Students or would be communicated and require consent. Minor clarifications that do not reduce the Student’s rights may be updated on the public posting, but material changes would effectively be a new offer, not binding on those who enrolled under a previous version.
10.2. Entire Agreement: This Agreement (along with the referenced Privacy Policy and any explicit written addendums signed by both Parties) constitutes the entire understanding between the Student and the Provider regarding the Course. It supersedes any prior discussions or representations (for example, any statements on the website or in marketing are for information; the actual contractual terms are these). That said, the program description on the website is incorporated by reference as factual background of what is being offered, to the extent it doesn’t conflict with these terms.
10.3. Severability: If any provision of this Agreement is found to be illegal or unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction, that provision will be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable (or, if not possible, severed), and the remainder of the Agreement will continue in full force and effect. For instance, if a specific limitation of liability is not allowed in a jurisdiction, that clause may be adjusted for that jurisdiction, but the rest of the Agreement remains valid.
10.4. No Waiver: If either party fails to enforce a provision of this Agreement or delays in doing so, it does not waive their right to enforce it later. For example, if the Provider does not immediately act on a late payment but later insists on it, the Provider’s right to do so is not waived by the earlier leniency.
10.5. Assignment: The Student may not transfer or assign their rights or obligations under this Agreement to anyone else, because the services are personal to the Student. The Provider may assign its rights and obligations (for instance, if the program is transferred to another entity or a partner organization), but will provide notice to the Student if that occurs. Any assignee will honor the terms of this Agreement.
10.6. Notices: Official notices under this Agreement should be sent by email or through the enrollment platform. The Provider’s official contact for this Agreement is prep@leaders.tech. The Student’s contact is the email they provided at sign-up. Both parties agree that email and electronic communication are valid for the purpose of giving notice (unless some specific type of legal notice requires otherwise).
10.7. Language: This Agreement is provided in English. If it is translated into another language, the English version prevails in case of any conflict of interpretation. (You may later prepare a Russian version for convenience of CIS students, but it should be made clear which one is authoritative. For now, English is primary.)
10.8. Governing Law: This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Latvia, without regard to its conflict of law principles. The parties agree that any disputes arising out of or relating to this Agreement that cannot be resolved amicably shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the Republic of Latvia (unless another forum is required by mandatory consumer protection laws, in the case of the Student residing in another country). Consumer Rights: If the Student is a consumer domiciled in the EU, they may also have rights to pursue claims in their home country under local consumer laws. This clause does not override any consumer rights about venue or applicable law that cannot be waived, but in absence of that, Latvia is agreed jurisdiction.
10.9. Dispute Resolution: The Parties will first attempt in good faith to resolve any dispute or claim arising out of this Agreement through discussion and negotiation. If a resolution cannot be reached, they may consider mediation or other alternative dispute resolution methods before resorting to litigation, if mutually agreed. This doesn’t preclude either party from seeking immediate injunctive relief in court for intellectual property or confidentiality breaches.
10.10. Acceptance and Signature: This Agreement is executed without a physical signature by virtue of the Student’s affirmative action of making the required payment and/or clicking “I agree” (if such checkbox is implemented online). The electronic or record of payment serves as evidence of acceptance. The Provider likewise is deemed to have accepted and signed this Agreement upon making the offer and receiving the Student’s acceptance.
By paying the course fees, the Student (and their parent/guardian, if applicable) acknowledge that they have read and agree to this Offer Agreement and the Privacy Policy.
Effective Date of this Public Offer Agreement: 01.09.2025 (the date of the latest update/publishing of these terms).