GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR TECHNIGO’S JAVASCRIPT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Last revised: September 19, 2024.

These Terms and Conditions (the “Terms”) together with the application, the Offer (as defined below) and your acceptance thereof to the extent relevant, collectively the “Agreement”, govern the booking, provision and participation in a boot camp course (the “Course”) organised by Technigo AB, reg.no. 559051-8030 (the “Organiser”, “we”, “our”, “us”). By applying for the Course, you (“you” and “your”) accept these Terms. The Organiser and you may herein also each be referred to as a “Party” and jointly as the “Parties”.

Persons under the age of eighteen (18) may not sign up for the Course. By applying for the Course, you warrant;

  1. The Course

    1. The Course is a education program that takes place remotely. The Organiser offer multiple educational programs in several different disciplines. The Terms and Conditions apply to the JavaScript Development Bootcamp program that you are applying and enrolling into stated on The Offer. More information about the Course, including information on the curriculum, learning objectives and what we expect from the persons attending the Course (the “Attendees”) may be found at (the “Course Website”): https://www.technigo.io/javascript-development
    2. You sign up for the full course duration that is stated on the Course Website. The term of the Course you choose is referred to as the “Term”.
    3. The Attendee is responsible for securing the Attendee´s access to the network necessary to participate in the Course. There may be additional costs for e.g. transfers of data. These costs are not paid by the Organiser. Furthermore, the Attendee is responsible for obtaining and keeping the necessary hard- or software up to date in the manner that is required to participate in the Course. The Organiser may specify certain material that is required on the course page at the Organiser’s webpage www.technigo.io (the “Webpage”) and unless expressly set out therein, such material will not be provided by the Organiser.

  2. Application Process, Pricing and Payment Terms

    1. You apply for the Course by filling in and filing the entry form located at the Webpage. You will be provided with a confirmation of your application by email to the email address you registered when applying for the Course, which will be used for all further email correspondence with you unless you have notified a new email address to us.
    2. The Organiser will inform you by email whether you have been accepted to the Course or not. If you have been accepted to the Course, you will be presented with an offer to enroll in the Course that applies for a period of fourteen (14) days from the email has been sent to you (the “Offer”). The Offer will also include the requirements that the Attendee needs to comply with to be granted a certificate by the Organiser after completing the Course.
    3. If you decide to accept the Offer, you will also be asked to choose which Term the Attendee shall attend the Course. Following your acceptance of the Offer, an invoice will be sent to you by email. For the avoidance of doubt, acceptance of the Offer is binding.
    4. Pricing details for the Course are specified on the course page accessible at the Course Webpage and the price in question will also be set out on the invoice. The price details might vary between different payment options.
    5. The payment term is ten (10) calendar days from the date of invoice.
    6. You have two payment options;

    First option – “Pay on enrolment”; the Course fee, including all fees and taxes will be payable upon receipt of the initial invoice that is provided following your acceptance of the Offer.

    Second option – “Pay in 3 instalments”; the Course fee, , including all fees and taxes, will be divided into seven (3) instalments; #1 One third, will be payable upon receipt of the initial invoice that is provided following your acceptance of the Offer.

     #2 One third,  will be payable at course start date. 
 
 #3 One third, will be payable half-way though the program.
    1. The Participant will agree to one payment option when accepting the Offer and have no right to change the payment option after that occasion.
    2. Upon receipt of the confirmation, you shall ensure that the information contained in such enrolment letter is correct. If you find that any information therein is incorrect, you need to inform us immediately by [email protected] so that a correct enrolment confirmation may be issued.
    3. The right to participate in the Course is tied to the registered Attendee and may not without prior written consent of the Organiser be passed onto someone else.

  3. CSN (Swedish government student loans)

    1. If you intend to finance your studies with study support and student loans, it is very important that you contact CSN and check your personal conditions for study support for the program you choose.
    2. To finance the semester tuition, you can apply for an additional costs loan from CSN (merkostnadslån). It is very important that you contact CSN and check your personal conditions for additional cost loans for the program you choose.
    3. Technigo AB takes no responsibility for your personal abilities to receive such funding.

  4. Changes, Cancellation Policy and Refunds

    1. The Organiser reserves the right to change teachers, speakers, coaches, and course materials for the Course. The Organiser also reserves the right to make changes to the course syllabus. These changes are made to ensure that the Course is in line with what the Organiser considers to be the current technical developments and to the extent a teacher, speaker or coach is unable to attend, e.g. due to illness.
    2. The Organiser has the right to cancel or reschedule the Course due to low enrolment or shortage of teachers, speakers and/or coaches until twenty (20) days before the start date of the Course. The Organiser shall also be entitled to cancel the Course if a teacher, speaker and/or coach is unable to attend the Course, and the Organiser cannot remedy this with commercially reasonable efforts, including but not limited to finding a suitable substitute, and such person is essential for the Course. If a Course is cancelled, you will be notified by email.
    3. Should a Course be cancelled or any material changes that completely change the learning outcomes, duration, scope or objectives for the course entitle you to terminate the Agreement, you are entitled to a pro-rata refund for the Course Fee related to the remainder of the Term.

  5. Withdrawal

    1. If you have signed up for the Course in the capacity of a private person (“Consumer”) directly from the Organiser, you are, in accordance with the Swedish Distance and Off-Premises Contracts Act (2005:59) (Sw. distansavtalslagen), entitled to withdraw from your acceptance of the Offer within fourteen (14) calendar days after your acceptance and be fully refunded.
    2. If the intended start date of the Course is during the withdrawal period, the Organiser will require the Consumer to give explicit consent to start the Course and agree that the right of withdrawal does not include the part of the Course that is completed by the Customer during such withdrawal period. If the Consumer exercises the right of withdrawal after the Course has started, but before completion of the Course, the Organiser will retain a proportional share of the Course Fee in relation to the completed course elements.
    3. If the Consumer wishes to exercise the right of withdrawal, the Consumer must inform the Organiser within fourteen (14) days from the receipt of the enrolment letter. To exercise your right of withdrawal you may use the Swedish Consumer Agency’s form for withdrawal . We recommend that you contact us by emailing [email protected] if you would like to exercise your right of withdrawal.

  6. Disclaimers and limitations of liability

    1. The Course and the materials provided by the Organiser, are, to the extent permitted under applicable law, provided “as is” without warranty of any kind, either expressed, or implied, including, but not limited to, all warranties of fitness for a particular purpose or noninfringement of third parties’ rights.
    2. The Organiser is keen to provide the Attendees’ with the best possible Course. However, the Organiser does not warrant any particular result from the Attendee attending the Course, including but not limited to the Attendee finding a job. In order for the Attendee to reach the learning objectives, it is imperative that the Attendee participates actively during the Course. The Attendee accepts the responsibility for the Attendee’s own training and learning.
    3. To the extent permitted under applicable law, the Organiser’s liability shall be restricted to direct damages and under no circumstances shall the Organiser or any of its employees and such be liable to you or any other person or entity for any indirect, special, incidental, punitive or consequential damages of any character, including without limitation, damages for loss of goodwill, interruption of work, loss of data, loss of productivity or contract, or any other commercial damages or losses.
    4. This disclaimer is applicable to any damage or injury resulting from the negligence or omission of the Organiser. The Organiser is not liable for criminal, non-contractual, or negligent actions or omissions of third parties that affect the Course.
    5. In no event shall the Organiser be liable for any damages in excess of the amount you have paid to the Organiser for the Course.

  7. Intellectual property

    1. All material, including without limitation any written material, information, live webinars, notes and videos at the Organiser’s website and course materials that are provided to the Attendee by email, by the learning management system, through the Webpage or physically in connection with or during the Course is the property of the Organiser or its licensors.
    2. The use of the course materials is restricted to the Attendee’s individual training and attendance during the Course. The Attendee may not copy, share, modify, transmit, distribute, or in any other way, exploit the course materials provided by the Organiser, teachers, speakers or coaches. The Attendee shall not permit anyone else to copy, use, modify, transmit, distribute, or in any way, exploit the course materials.
    3. The above shall apply unless the Organiser has given its consent to such actions in writing.
    4. Material that is created by the Attendees during the Course shall be owned by Attendee.
    5. The Organiser is granted a non-exclusive and non-transferable right to use the material created by the Attendee, as stated in 6.b, for demonstration and marketing purposes.

  8. Privacy

    1. The Organiser is the data controller and shall ensure that your personal data is processed lawfully and in accordance with current data protection regulations. More information on how the Attendee’s personal data is processed can be found in the Privacy Policy. If you are not a Consumer, we are a data processor. For that reason, by applying for the Course, you also accept and agree to our Data Processing Agreement.

  9. Force majeure

    1. Neither Party shall be responsible to the other Party for any failure or delay in performing any of its obligations under the Agreement or for other non-performance hereof if such delay or non-performance is caused by strike, fire, flood, riot, civil commotion, act or ordinance of any governmental or local authority, terrorism, or by any other cause of extraordinary character beyond the reasonable control and/or action of each Party. The Party that is prevented from performing under the Agreement due to a force majeure event shall immediately inform the other Party of such event and use reasonable efforts to remove or overcome the hindrance to performance.