1. Interpretation & application
Wisme Education is the trading name used on this website. The relevant legal entity, scope of services and contractual arrangements must be identified in the written booking confirmation or engagement agreement before a commitment is made.
2. Scope of services
Website descriptions introduce the program areas and services available for discussion. Confirm suitability, prerequisites, dates, duration, delivery format, software requirements and inclusions before enrolling or engaging a service. The website does not offer automatic enrolment.
3. Quotations, fees & payment
A written quotation or booking confirmation should set out the full fee in Australian dollars, applicable GST, inclusions, payment method and due dates. Any quote validity period or deposit requirement must be stated in that document. Website information does not itself create a booking or payment obligation.
4. Formation & scope of engagement
The acceptance procedure and commencement of contractual obligations must be specified in the written booking confirmation or engagement agreement. For organisational projects, the scope should identify the intended audience, objectives, deliverables, responsibilities, review points and delivery arrangements. Additional work requires a separate agreement.
5. Variations, rescheduling & cancellation
Check the conditions supplied for your particular engagement. Any cancellation windows, rescheduling arrangements or change-of-mind terms must be specified before acceptance. The Refund & Cancellation Policy explains the distinction between agreed conditions and statutory rights.
6. Participant obligations
Participants are expected to engage respectfully, comply with reasonable learning instructions and observe the applicable terms of third-party platforms. Avoid sharing confidential, personal or employer-owned information unless you have the necessary permission.
7. Intellectual property & permitted use
Ownership and permitted use of learning materials should be set out in the engagement agreement or relevant licence. Access to materials does not automatically permit resale, public distribution or use to deliver another training service. Ask before adapting or redistributing protected content.
8. Third-party platforms & licences
Some learning activities may involve third-party software. Confirm any required accounts, licence costs and technical prerequisites beforehand. Third-party services have their own terms and privacy practices, which should be reviewed before use.
9. Statutory rights & liability
Nothing in these terms is intended to exclude, restrict or modify rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded under Australian Consumer Law. Any limitation of responsibility in an engagement agreement must be read subject to applicable law.
10. Confidentiality & events beyond reasonable control
Confidential material and any restrictions on its use should be identified before it is shared. The Privacy Policy describes the website’s information handling. If an event outside the parties’ reasonable control affects delivery, the appropriate next steps should be discussed promptly, having regard to the agreement and applicable law.
11. Governing arrangements & enquiries
The applicable legal entity and jurisdiction must be identified in the final engagement agreement. Use the Contact page to prepare questions about the terms applying to a proposed program or project.