PUBLIC COURSES

PRICING

Course fees are payable in advance and cover the cost of tuition and course materials.  All courses run from 9.00 am - 4:30 pm unless otherwise stated.
N.B. If the advertised course dates are unsutiable, please contact us to discuss alternatives. 

ENROLMENTS

• Receipt of the signed registration form accepting Duality Pty Ltd Terms and Conditions and;
• Either payment five working days prior to the course date or purchase order from Approved Corporate Accounts

TRANSFERS

REFUND and CANCELLATION POLICY

Requests for cancellations and transfers must be received in writing and acknowledged Duality Pty Ltd.

- Full refund of course fees will be given for cancellations received six or more working days prior to course commencement.
- Cancellation of any registration within five or less working days or the non-appearance of the student will incur the full fee.

COURSE SCHEDULING

COPYRIGHT

Reproduction, whether whole or in part, of any Duality course material is subject to the provisions of Duality's copyright and is forbidden in the absence of Duality's written consent. The Customer agrees not to provide or otherwise make available the educational materials to a third party.

IN-HOUSE COURSES

Terms and Conditions

We, and similar expressions, refer to Duality Pty Limited (ACN 096 379 690). You, and similar expressions, refer to you, our proposed customer. 

1. Quotations and proposals. Any quotation or proposal we provide is not an offer capable of acceptance. Without limiting those general words, any quote or proposal will become stale after 3 months. 
2. Not obliged to accept registration. We are not obliged to accept any proposal or application from you. 
3. Our conditions always apply. If we do supply goods or services to you these conditions apply. 
4. Our conditions overrule any other form. These conditions prevail even if they are inconsistent with anything in any earlier or later form or other document. 
5. Payment. Unless we agree otherwise, payment for any goods or services to be provided by us, must be as follows. Payment must be made at least one week in advance in each case. However, where we so agree in relation to particular goods or services, only 50% is payable in advance, and the balance must be paid within 14 days after the goods have been provided or service has been rendered. 
6. Delivery costs. You must pay all freight, packing, delivery and insurance costs if we agree to deliver any goods (such as course materials) to you.  
7. Overdue payments. If any amount you owe us is not paid within 7 days of the due date then: all money that you owe us on any account becomes immediately payable despite any previously agreed credit conditions; we may suspend performance of or cancel any outstanding agreements.  
8. Our warranty for services. If you are not satisfied with the quality of any service we provide to you for which you have paid, then, at your option, we will either provide that service to you again, or refund or credit the monies you have paid. For this warranty to apply, we must receive written notification from you within 7 days after the service has been provided. 
9. Circumstances in which our warranty does not apply. However, in the case of any service we provide to you for less than our normal fee, your entitlement under the above warranty is limited to a refund or credit (at your option) of any amount you have paid and you are not entitled to choose to have us provide the service again. 
10. Full liability for injury or physical damage. We do not seek to limit our legal liability for any personal injury, or for any reduction in the value of physical property (things that can be touched), which is caused by our negligence (accidental lack of care). However, where we are liable for personal injury or for the reduction in value of physical property, we are not liable for any associated indirect or consequential loss or damage; without limiting those general words, in those cases we are not liable for lost profits, lost savings, lost time, loss of or damage to goodwill, loss of or damage to data or records, or claims made against you by others. 
11. Unexpected delay. This clause applies if something happens which is beyond our reasonable control which makes it impossible, more difficult or more expensive for us to perform our obligations in our usual way. In those cases we may either cancel or modify our services or wait until it is again possible for us to perform our obligations in our usual way without additional difficulty or expense and we are not liable for any delay which results. That includes, but is not limited to, the rescheduling of any relevant service. Without limiting those general words, that applies where we have problems due to accidents, strikes, transport difficulties or stock shortages, late deliveries of our supplies. 
12. Exclusion of implied conditions. The law implies various terms, conditions and warranties which might apply to us supplying goods or services to you. We exclude all of those conditions and warranties to the fullest extent permitted by law. 
13. Trade Practices Act etc limits. Provisions of the Trade Practices Act and other statutes in some cases either cannot be excluded, restricted or modified; or can only be restricted or modified to a limited extent. If any provisions of those types do apply, then to the extent permitted by law our liability under those provisions is limited as follows. Our liability in relation to goods is limited at our option to replacement of the goods or the supply of equivalent goods; or repair of the goods; or payment of the cost of replacing the goods or of acquiring equivalent goods; or payment of the cost of having the goods repaired. Our liability in relation to services is limited at our option to the supplying of the services again; or the payment of the cost of having the services supplied again. 
14. Other damages claims excluded. We are not liable for any damage for breach or negligence or otherwise, except as stated. Damage includes lost profits, lost savings, lost time, loss of or damage to goodwill, loss of or damage to data or records, and claims made against you by others. We are not liable for any loss or damage, even if connected with default or negligence by us, to the extent that the loss or damage was caused or contributed to by your own negligence or by the negligence of others. 
15. Variations. We reserve the right to vary the proposed timing, place and content of any scheduled seminar, training course, presentation or the like from time to time, at our absolute discretion. We may do that provided we have reasonable grounds for believing that the varied arrangement is substantially similar to that previously offered or represents an improvement. We also reserve the right to vary the number of bookings to be taken. 
16. Cancellation by you. You may cancel a registration for a seminar, training course, presentation or the like subject to the following. You must give us a cancellation notice in writing, and pay a cancellation fee as follows. If we receive proper notice, but less than 5 working days in advance, you must pay a cancellation fee of 100% of the fees. If we receive proper notice more than 5 working days in advance, you must pay a cancellation fee of 50% of the fees. We have the right to apply any payment we have received in advance, towards the cancellation fee. We may waive part or all of the cancellation fee where proper notice is received more than 14 days in advance. Where you have booked for a seminar, training course, presentation or the like, but are unable to attend, an alternate person may attend in your place.  
17. Intellectual property. We or the relevant owner, retain full ownership of all intellectual property rights in and in relation to all materials we develop or supply. Any materials supplied to you must be used solely by you for your purposes alone. Any other use is not permitted without our prior permission. Materials may not be on-sold or copied or reused for further training. Additional copies may be available – please contact us for details.
18. Privacy.  You consent to us collecting, disclosing and using your personal information in the manner and for the purposes set out below.  You acknowldge that your personal information is collected by us, will be primarily used by us to: enable us to undertake training and training administration and for marketing Duality products and services to you. You consent ot us collecting, keeping and using your personal information in that manner.  We need certain personal information to enable us to do the above.  read our Privacy Policy for further infomation.   
19. Amendment. These conditions can only be amended by one of our authorised officers signing a document which states the amendment, and the transaction to which the amendment applies. 
20. Applicable law. All of our transactions with you are governed by the law applicable in Queensland, Australia.   

WEBSITE USE

TERMS AND CONDITIONS
By viewing this website you agree that Duality Pty Ltd, or any of its employees, directors and/or any person conducting work for Duality Pty Ltd in connection with this website or any of its subsidiary pages is not liable for any damage or injury (howsoever characterised) for any reliance on any information (whether explicitly or implicitly stated) contained within this website and/or its subsidiary pages.

By veiwing this website you agree that any damage or injury (howsoever characterised) caused by any use and/or reliance on the information contained within this website and/or its subsidiary pages is the responsibility of the user of that information.

Duality Pty Ltd makes no warranty, guarantee, or representation that the information contained within this website or any of its subsidiary pages is accurate or fit for commercial purposes, these terms and conditions extend to email communications made in connection with, through or regarding content of this website and/or any of its subsidiary pages. 

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