Cambridge Professional Academy's Terms and Conditions

1. The student is responsible for membership and examination registration with the professional body membership and the payment of all associated fees.
2. All fees due to CPA must be paid in full 2 weeks prior to the commencement of the course, unless by prior arrangement staged payment is agreed. In which case the agreed deposit is due 2 weeks prior to commencement of study. Deposits are non-refundable.
3. Non-receipt of staged payments will result in the suspension of all tuition services.
4. CPA tuition fees include all items listed in the service offering brochure and/or website details, and excludes all items omitted from such source documents.
5. CPA reserves the right to revise tuition fees.
6. All payments to CPA will be by cheque, payable to Cambridge Professional Academy Ltd, or by approved credit card.
7. Cancellations of courses by delegates will be subject to a charge of 40% of the original invoice value, provided that all supplied materials are returned in perfect condition and that no tuition has been provided to the delegate. Where tuition of any sort has been provided no refund will be offered.
8. The course duration is flexible to a maximum period of 2 years.
9. Title to all learning materials remains with CPA until all sums outstanding against the contract have been received.
10. Should book publishers choose to reprint text books, CPA do not undertake to re-supply the latest versions.
11. If payment is not made in accordance with the terms of payment stated on the invoice: -
• CPA reserves the right to charge interest to the buyer at the rate of 2% per month on the unpaid balance. Interest will be accrued on a day-to-day basis from the due date for payment until receipt by CPA of the full amount whether before or after any Judgement. And
• The buyer shall indemnify CPA against all costs and expenses (including any legal costs and expenses on a full indemnity basis) incurred or sustained by CPA in recovering sums due in each case without prejudice to any other rights or remedies available to CPA.
12. A £75 charge will be made against all dishonoured cheques.
13. Copyright of all of study material supplied during the study of the course remains the property of CPA.
14. All software supplied by CPA that is not copyright protected by another party is and remains the copyright of CPA.
15. CPA reserves the right to cancel, reschedule or relocate any attendance based or online tutorials; where possible an alternative will be offered. Due notice will be given of any cancellation. If this is not possible a refund will be made. CPA will pay no consequential loss expenses or other fees.
16. CPA reserve the right to refuse any bookings.
17. CPA accepts no liability for injury or accident however caused whilst attending a CPA event.
18. Students are to take all reasonable steps to ensure the safety of themselves, colleagues and CPA staff whilst attending a CPA event in accordance with the Health and Safety at Work Act (1974).
19. All safety precautions laid down by the premises provider at the teaching site of each course must be adhered to by students.
20. CPA will take all reasonable steps to provide services. However if due to industrial action or other circumstances beyond CPA?s control do not permit this CPA accepts no obligation to provide services laid down in promotional material.
21. CPA sales brochures and website marketing material is for information only. CPA does not accept liability for inaccuracies in omissions.
22. Whilst every care is taken in the advice and education given by CPA tutors and staff, CPA does not accept liability for any loss, damage or other expense incurred from such advice and education services.
23. CPA agree to abide by the requirements of the Data Protection Act 1998. Details of how this is achieved are included in the CPA privacy statement available from the CPA website or upon request.
24. Upon request, CPA will provide student progress reports to companies regarding their sponsored students.
25. Any doubt or ambiguity of these terms and conditions shall be decided solely by CPA in accordance with English Law.