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Advice on t and c
andyarran
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Hello all,
Looking for a little bit of advice on these terms and conditions of a private course I studied on but left for employment.
I started a programming course in June which cost £4,500 of which included a £500 non-refundable deposit. I chose to pay it modular which meant I paid £1,500 first part, £1,000 for the second part and another £1,500 for the third part.
I secured employment in IT by the end of week 5 so decided against carrying on studying. I left at the end of week 5 of the 16 week course.
By this point I had paid the £500 non-refundable deposit, £1,500 for the first part and £1,000 for the second part. I paid the second module fees on the Monday and left on the Friday.
I’ve been reading the terms and conditions with regards to a refund of the module 2 payment. It seems to have conflicting information. Perhaps someone can shed some light on it.
First part says:
Between the commencement and completion of module 1 (week 1 to week 5) you shall not be entitled to any refund of module fees or deposit paid but will not be liable for any further fees for module 2 or module 3.
Second part:
Within 1 week after the Module 2 or Module 3 payment date you shall only be entitled to a refund of 40% of the relevant module fee and you shall not be entitled to a refund of the non-refundable deposit. You will not be responsible for any further Modular payments, if any remains.
These two parts of the t and c make sense to me but they conflict. The payment date for module 2 was the beginning of week 4.
Does this not kind of make the first part of the above t and c a bit pointless in my circumstance?
I’m sure someone will understand it better than me.
Looking for a little bit of advice on these terms and conditions of a private course I studied on but left for employment.
I started a programming course in June which cost £4,500 of which included a £500 non-refundable deposit. I chose to pay it modular which meant I paid £1,500 first part, £1,000 for the second part and another £1,500 for the third part.
I secured employment in IT by the end of week 5 so decided against carrying on studying. I left at the end of week 5 of the 16 week course.
By this point I had paid the £500 non-refundable deposit, £1,500 for the first part and £1,000 for the second part. I paid the second module fees on the Monday and left on the Friday.
I’ve been reading the terms and conditions with regards to a refund of the module 2 payment. It seems to have conflicting information. Perhaps someone can shed some light on it.
First part says:
Between the commencement and completion of module 1 (week 1 to week 5) you shall not be entitled to any refund of module fees or deposit paid but will not be liable for any further fees for module 2 or module 3.
Second part:
Within 1 week after the Module 2 or Module 3 payment date you shall only be entitled to a refund of 40% of the relevant module fee and you shall not be entitled to a refund of the non-refundable deposit. You will not be responsible for any further Modular payments, if any remains.
These two parts of the t and c make sense to me but they conflict. The payment date for module 2 was the beginning of week 4.
Does this not kind of make the first part of the above t and c a bit pointless in my circumstance?
I’m sure someone will understand it better than me.
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First part says:
Between the commencement and completion of module 1 (week 1 to week 5) you shall not be entitled to any refund of module fees or deposit paid but will not be liable for any further fees for module 2 or module 3.
Second part:
Within 1 week after the Module 2 or Module 3 payment date you shall only be entitled to a refund of 40% of the relevant module fee and you shall not be entitled to a refund of the non-refundable deposit. You will not be responsible for any further Modular payments, if any remains.
I read part one as referring to ONLY the fees for part 1, but NOT therefore the £1000 you have paid for the second module.
The second part does not apply as you did not get to 1 week after module two.
On this basis, I would say you are entitled to the £1000 back that you paid for module two.Should've = Should HAVE (not 'of')
Would've = Would HAVE (not 'of')
No, I am not perfect, but yes I do judge people on their use of basic English language. If you didn't know the above, then learn it! (If English is your second language, then you are forgiven!)0 -
Within 1 week after the Module 2 or Module 3 payment date
Not the start date but the payment date which you say was the beginning of week 4.
You left at the end of week 5 so not within a week of the 2 nd module payment date.0
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