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Student Policy ......................................................................................................................................................... 1
1. General ............................................................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ 3
1.2 Our Tutors ....................................................................................................................................................... 3
1.3 Student Policy ............................................................................................................................................. 3
2. Admission and Enrolment................................................................................................................................... 4
2.1 General Provisions .......................................................................................................................................... 4
2.2 Entry Requirements ................................................................................................................................ 4
2.3 Cancellation of Enrolment ...................................................................................................................... 5
2.4 Enrolment provisions for specific student groups ...................................................................................... 5
3. Paying Fees ......................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.1 Payment methods ....................................................................................................................................... 6
3.2 Interest-free payment plan ......................................................................................................................... 6
3.3 Liability for unpaid fees ............................................................................................................................... 6
3.4 Fees paid by a company or other third-party ............................................................................................. 6
4. Transfers and Course Deferral ............................................................................................................................ 7
4.1 Course transfers .......................................................................................................................................... 7
4.2 Course Deferral ........................................................................................................................................... 7
4.3 Course extension ......................................................................................................................................... 7
5. Refunding Fees ................................................................................................................................................... 8
5.1 Refund Policy............................................................................................................................................... 8
5.2 Refunds or cancellations on compassionate or exceptional grounds ......................................................... 8
6. Assessment and Academic requirements ........................................................................................................... 9
6.1 General Principles ....................................................................................................................................... 9
6.2 Assessment Guidelines................................................................................................................................ 9
6.3 Plagiarism .................................................................................................................................................. 10
6.4 Passes and grades ..................................................................................................................................... 10
6.5 Restricted Pass .......................................................................................................................................... 10
6.6 Grading ...................................................................................................................................................... 10
6.7 Completion of course ................................................................................................................................ 11
6.8 Moderation .............................................................................................................................................. 11
6.9 Student assessment appeal process ......................................................................................................... 11
7. Student Support Resources .............................................................................................................................. 12
7.1 Student add-ons ........................................................................................................................................ 12
8. Comments, complaints and other aspects ....................................................................................................... 12
8.1 General ...................................................................................................................................................... 12
Appendix 1: Debitsuccess Terms and Conditions ................................................................................................. 13
Declaration ...............................................................................................................................................................
21. General
1.1 Introduction
1.1.1 Welcome to The Career Academy, New Zealand’s leading provider of online courses. We are
excited that you have decided to join us and look forward to a happy and successful partnership
together.
1.1.2 We aim to provide students with an outstanding online learning experience that will empower
you to embrace new opportunities and advance your career. We want to ensure that your
interactions with The Career Academy reflect the values that we place on mentoring, inspiring
and supporting students through their training.
1.2 Our Tutors
1.2.1 Our tutors work hard to meet the students’ expectations and strive to deliver high quality
education support.
The team is led by Global Academic Manager Jessie Nankivell. Jessie is a qualified chartered
accountant with expertise in course development and certified XERO expert.
1.3 Student Policy
1.3.1 The Student Policy is for students enrolled into online courses with The Career Academy and its
purpose is to provide a framework that outlines essential and useful information to its students.
This includes:
• To define the responsibilities of the Students
• To define the responsibilities of the Academic Team
• To define the responsibilities and authorities of The Career Academy
• To define the rules and regulations of The Career Academy
1.3.2 The Student Policy is created for the purpose of ensuring students with The Career Academy are
treated fairly and equitably.
1.3.3 The Career Academy is committed to providing a high-quality learning environment and all
policies are intended to be inline with relevant New Zealand legislation.
1.3.4 Students will be sent an electronic copy of the student policy, and this must be accepted before
enrolment is confirmed.
32. Admission and Enrolment
2.1 General Provisions
2.1.1 If you are a domestic student (as defined in section 159 of the Education Act 1989) on
acceptance by the Career Academy of your application for enrolment, a binding agreement shall
arise between you and The Career Academy, which shall be governed by the laws of New
Zealand. By placing an order on The Career Academy New Zealand website, you confirm that
you are a domestic student who is a New Zealand citizen or holds a residence class visa.
2.1.2 Students will need to send through supporting documentation of their residency or citizenship
and a current form of photo identification if requested.
2.1.3 A photo identification can be one of the following documents:
• New Zealand Passport
• A current form of photo ID such as Driver’s License, Passport Photo Page or HANZ18+
card with either a copy of:
o Visa Stamp Page
o Citizenship Certificate
o New Zealand Birth Certificate
• Australian Passport and New Zealand proof of Residential Address.
• Australian Birth Certificate and proof of New Zealand Residential Address.
• Passport and Australian Residency Stamp Page with proof of NZ Residential Address
If your passport has expired send it alongside another current photo ID. This will need to be
verified by a Justice of the Peace or someone of similar authority.
Please note: on occasion the company may require further documentation before enrolment
can be confirmed for quality control purposes.
2.1.4 Enrolment is confirmed once the student receives their login details through a welcome email.
The student has deemed to have received the email at the end of the day and will be their
enrolment date.
2.1.5 If you are an international student (not being a domestic student as defined in section 159 of
the Education Act 1989), we will refer you to one of The Career Academy’s international
counterparts for processing such as Career Academy Australia PTY Ltd. One of our team may
contact you to verify your immigration status – please ensure you can provide us with a copy of
your passport and your visa.
2.2 Entry Requirements
2.2.1 In order to be considered for enrolment at The Career Academy, a student must be eligible
person as defined in section 224 of the Education Act 1989.
2.2.2 There are no academic prerequisites for The Career Academy courses, however in order to be
considered for enrolment at TCA a student must meet English proficiency requirements (IELTS
5.5 or above). Please ensure you’ve advised the team if there are Medical Conditions or other
problems that may prevent you from completing the course.
42.2.3 As an online education provider, The Career Academy does have minimum technical
requirements; before signing up to commence their course students will need to ensure they
have Microsoft Office and access to a reliable computer. Without Microsoft Office students will
be unable to open or submit their assignments.
2.3 Cancellation of Enrolment
2.3.1 If a student would like to cancel their enrolment, or downgrade their course, they must email
the cancellation request to info@careeracademy.co.nz. If a student is within their 8 day cooling
off period, they will receive contact from the team within 3 working days. If outside, they will
receive contact within 10 working days.
2.3.2 To be eligible for a refund of the course fees the student must meet the following conditions:
• To receive a full refund of the course fees the student must submit their cancellation
request within 8 days of the enrolment date. The enrolment date is the date the student
receives their Welcome email and Learning Platform login details as defined in section
2.1.4. Refunds will only be processed on 20th of each month.
• A student will be liable to pay the full amount of the course fees if they cancel after 8
days of enrolment.
2.3.3 The student can appeal the full payment of fees if there are mitigating circumstances and their
appeal will be reviewed by the senior leadership team. Their decision will be final, and no
further consideration will be given to the student’s appeal.
2.3.4 As an alternative to cancelling students can opt to suspend their course start date for a up to 3
months, subject to management approval. Payments for the course fees will continue during
this period. This option is only available after the cooling off period has ended.
2.3.5 The Career Academy may refuse to permit or may cancel the enrolment of students who are not
of good character (including, but not limited to, having a bad debt history or a history of
breaching The Career Academy rules or regulations).
2.4 Enrolment provisions for specific student groups
2.4.1 International students (not being a domestic student as defined in section 159 of the Education
Act 1989) will not be enrolled into The Career Academy New Zealand Company. They will be
processed via one of The Career Academy’s international counterparts.
2.4.2 Students under 18 not affiliated with their school will need verbal parental consent, a signed
declaration and proof of support of payment of fees before enrolment in The Career Academy
53. Paying Fees
3.1 Payment methods
3.1.1 Student can pay for their courses via the following methods:
• Full online payment by credit card
• Full online payment by direct bank transfer
• Interest-free payment plan with Debitsuccess
And will need to confirm on enrolment they have the required authority to operate the relevant
bank account.
3.2 Interest-free payment plan
3.2.1 If the student has selected an Interest-free Debitsuccess payment plan, they are deemed to
have accepted Debitsuccess terms and conditions. This includes the addition of a non-
refundable administration fee. See appendix 1 for the complete T&Cs.
3.3 Liability for unpaid fees
3.3.1 Students who do not pay their fees on time:
• authorises The Career Academy to notify any debt collection or credit reporting agency
upon default by the Customer in regard to any obligation to pay under this Student
Policy;
• agrees to immediately pay the full outstanding balance of the remainder of the payments
due, including any current arrears, should a default occur prior to student fees having
been paid;
• agrees to pay any and all costs incurred as a result of debt collection including the
commission, fees and costs charged by any debt collection agency and any associated
court costs such as Disputes Tribunal fees;
• will be referred to Illion (formerly Dun & Bradstreet) 0800 733 707.
3.3.2 The Career Academy will suspend a student’s account if they miss two consecutive payments, or
their account becomes significantly overdue. It will be at the discretion of the Credit Control
team when the overdue student can access their course again.
3.4 Fees paid by a company or other third-party
3.4.1 Companies or other third parties, who have confirmed that they are paying a student’s fees by
producing an order number or a letter confirming payment, are liable for any outstanding fees,
including where the student withdraws or transfers their enrolment. This applies even if the
student no longer works for that company.
64. Transfers and Course Deferral
4.1 Course transfers
4.1.1 Students may apply to transfer between courses of equal or greater value within a month of
enrolment. However, for a student wishing to downgrade their course, the same conditions
apply as for a course cancellation and is only possible within 14 days of enrolment.
4.1.2 Students can only transfer between courses once. If a student requests a second transfer, or
wishes to transfer outside of the one month period, it will need to be approved by Senior
Management and an administration fee, and any difference in course value, will be charged.
4.2 Course Deferral
4.2.1 Students can defer their course start date for up to 3 months once their cooling off period has
ended, subject to management approval. Payments for the course fees will continue during this
period.
4.2.2 Students are only allowed to suspend their course once during their studies.
4.2.3 Students enrolled in more than one course can request to have certain courses suspended until
they have completed their first course.
4.3 Course extension
4.3.1 The courses we offer are designed to be completed within a six, twelve or eighteen month time
frame depending on the course.
4.3.2 The enrolment date is the date the student receives their Welcome email and Learning Platform
login details. From that date students have 6 months to complete their Certificate or Diploma in
Xero or MYOB course and 12 months to complete their Diploma and Pathway courses.
However, the Administration Pathway, Accounting Pathway, Accounting Technician Pathway for
Bookkeepers and Accounts Admin & Payroll Pathways are all 18 months.
4.3.3 If students fail to complete their course within the required timeframe their course will be
suspended in Learning Platform and they will cease to have access to the content. Access will
resume only after students have paid for a course extension from the student services
department. As per 2.1.3, we require supporting documentation for all current students, and as
such an extension will not be applied until satisfactory identification has been received.
4.3.4 Students can either:
• Continue in their existing course for a fee, with a 3 month extension, but must accept that
the existing course may exclude recent updates.
• Transfer onto a newer course (if one is available), but the student will have to start their
studies from the beginning. The student is able to use the 20% returning student discount
when re-enrolling.
4.3.5 Students will only be eligible for one course extension, unless decided by Senior Management,
(but can re-enrol as many times as they require), and this will be valid from the day it’s
processed. The team are always on hand to discuss your progress, but please apply for your
course extension close to your completion date.
74.3.6 The tutor team will mark assessments within 3 – 5 working days and are unable to cater for bulk
uploads from students in their last fortnight. The team will only be able to mark 4 assessments
within the last two weeks of a students’ course.
5. Refunding Fees
5.1 Refund Policy
5.1.1 The following table outlines TCA refund policy
Circumstances Refunds Establishment Fee
Cancellation of course within 8 100% refund of course fees plus $50 non-refundable
days of the enrolment date add-on costs
Cancellation of course after 8 No refund N/A
days of the enrolment date
5.2 Refunds or cancellations on compassionate or exceptional grounds
5.2.1 No refunds will be made after the refund periods stated in the above table except on
compassionate grounds where the student’s ability to study and complete their course has been
significantly affected by events beyond their control, including but not limited to:
• Illness;
• Injury; or
• Circumstances deemed exceptional by Senior Management
5.2.2 To be considered for a refund on compassionate or exceptional grounds the student must
provide appropriate documentary evidence. Only refunds up to 70% of total fees will be given if
approved.
86. Assessment and Academic requirements
6.1 General Principles
6.1.1 Assessments at The Career Academy have been designed to test student’s knowledge of the
course content in a fair and equitable manner.
6.1.2 It is the student’s responsibility to familiarize themselves with assessment regulations and
requirements for their course.
6.1.3 Academic integrity is a central philosophy of The Career Academy and we expect our staff and
students to adhere to our values of honesty, trust, responsibility, fairness and respect when
engaging in teaching and learning.
6.2 Assessment Guidelines
6.2.1 Assessments submitted by students must be their own work. Our courses are offered on the
basis of trust, assuming the good intentions, integrity, and moral character of our students. If
there is a question about whether a student has submitted work that is not their own The
Career Academy will review the information and decide what action to take.
6.2.2 For each module the students learning will be accessed via a written assessment and/or a quiz.
6.2.3 Tutors will mark the assessment according to marking schedules and the student will receive a
pass, fail or resubmit required grade for their assessment and a percentage grade for their quiz.
6.2.4 Students are allowed a maximum of three submissions per assessment, to ensure that students
are diligently working through the course notes, and taking on board the feedback provided by
the tutor team.
6.2.5 If a student doesn’t pass on their third attempt, their work will be reviewed by the senior
management team. Depending on the quality of work produced and the students’ progress so
far to date, they will either:
1. be able to purchase one more attempt at that specific assignment
2. need to repurchase the course and begin from topic one if they wish to complete and
achieve their certificate
3. be able to receive an “exit qualification”. Rather than re-enrolling or paying for another
attempt, the student can elect to receive an Academic Transcript of the modules
completed, or the individual certificates if completing a diploma course.
6.2.6 If students purchase the additional attempt and don’t pass, options 2 and 3 will apply.
96.3 Plagiarism
6.3.1 Plagiarism is not tolerated at The Career Academy and it is the student’s responsibility to
become aware of The Career Academy rules on plagiarism.
6.3.2 Plagiarism is defined as:
• Copy and pasting text directly from The Career Academy course material.
• Copy and pasting text or visual images from other resources.
• Submitting another student’s work in whole or in part and claiming it is your own work.
• Submitting work that has been written by someone else on the student’s behalf.
6.3.3 If a student submits work that is deemed as plagiarized they will be required to resubmit the
assessment. Students will be given a warning and if they continue to submit work that is not
their own they will fail their course and will not receive a certificate of achievement.
6.3.4 Students must answer questions using their own words.
6.4 Passes and grades
6.4.1 In courses where a competency is based on an assessment the student will either receive a
pass, resubmit required or fail grade.
6.4.2 In courses where a competency in based on a quiz the student will either receive a pass or fail
grade. The pass mark is 80%.
6.5 Restricted Pass
6.5.1 Students who marginally fail an assessment may be considered for a restricted pass or allowed
one more submission. Restricted passes will not be available for every assessment or course.
6.5.2 It will be at the discretion of management to decide if a student is eligible for a restricted pass.
The decision will be based on the student’s progress and performance throughout their course.
6.5.3 Students will be granted no more than two restricted passes per course.
6.6 Grading
6.6.1 Tutors aim to grade assignments within 3 - 5 working days. However, it can take longer
depending on the volume of assessments to mark.
6.6.2 Students will receive an email notifying them that their assessment has been graded.
6.6.3 Students can appeal their final grade if they fail their third attempt within 10 working days of
receiving their grade. They may apply in writing to have their work and the marking reviewed by
management.
6.6.4 Should the student have concerns post review by Senior Management the student may request
to have their work reviewed by an independent external assessor (see 6.9)
106.7 Completion of course
6.7.1 A Certificate of Achievement will be only be issued to students when they have paid their fees in
full.
6.7.2 Once fees have been paid in full students will be able to access their Certificate of Achievement
from their Learning Platform. Hard copies can be requested for $10 by emailing
studentservices@thecareeracademy.com, and will be issued within 10 working days of receiving
the request.
6.7.3 The Career Academy does not automatically issue Academic Transcripts for its courses however
upon request we can arrange an overview of a student’s academic achievement with The Career
Academy.
6.8 Moderation
6.8.1 All summative assessments submitted by students will be subject to internal and external
moderation.
6.9 Student assessment appeal process
6.9.1 Students are able to appeal any assessment-related decisions, or any aspect of the assessment
process. Please contact tutor@thecareeracademy.com for the Student Assessment Appeal
Form.
117. Student Support Resources
7.1 Student add-ons
7.1.1 We are committed to helping improve our students learning experience with products to
support their studies. These can be purchased via credit card, bank transfer or can be added to
your payment plan (your weekly payments will not change).
http://www.careeracademy.co.nz/add-ons/
8. Comments, complaints and other aspects
8.1 General
8.1.1 The Career Academy encourages and welcomes student feedback as we are always aiming to
improve and growing as a learning institute.
8.1.2 The Career Academy is committed to ensuring the Student Policy stays abreast of relevant
legislation changes. Please check the website or learning platform regularly for the most up to
date version.
8.1.2 Complaints can be emailed to our student services and academic management team at
complaints@thecareeracademy.com.
8.1.3 All complaints will be dealt with by either the tutor manager, sales manager and/or the
directing manager.
8.1.4 At the end of every course students are encouraged to provide feedback on the course and
their learning experience. Students should inform our administrator
(studentservices@thecareeracademy.com) if they would prefer that their feedback was not
used for marketing purposes
8.1.5 On requesting an Information Pack students will receive a complementary phone consultation
with a course adviser. Students will also be automatically added to The Career Academy eNews
database. Students should advise our administrator (studentservices@thecareeracademy.com)
if they do not wish to receive Career Academy updates.
8.1.6 The Career Academy is not a registered private training establishment for the purposes of the
Education Act 1989. It does not have accreditation from NZQA to deliver approved programmes
but instead has accreditation from a number of professional industry bodies such as the New
Zealand Bookkeepers Association, MYOB, International Council for Online Educational
Standards, etc. Many of the courses are accredited by ICOES, the International Council for
Online Education Standards, which guarantees students a high standard of content with
measurable outcomes from an ethically run training organisation.
12Appendix 1: Debitsuccess Terms and Conditions
Introduction This Contract may be terminated at any time with the
agreement of the Facility. The Customer shall not consider
This document outlines the rights and responsibilities you
that this Contract has been terminated until such time as
have with regard to the ability of Debitsuccess to directly
termination is confirmed in writing to the Customer by
debit your nominated bank account or credit card for any
Debitsuccess and/or the Facility to the last address of the
instalments or payments due by you under the terms and
Customer that Debitsuccess has on record. Termination of
conditions of this Contract. All communication relating to
this Contract will also terminate the instruction to accept
this Contract are to be sent directly to Debitsuccess. All
direct debits.
queries regarding the provision of the Services should be
directed to the Facility.
Further customer agreements
Definitions The Customer agrees that:
In this Contract, the words and phrases referred to below
are defined as follows:
Change in Facility details – the Customer’s obligations
under this Contract are not affected by a reasonable
change in the normal location where the Services are
“Commencement Date” means the date that the Facility
ordinarily provided, a reasonable change in the location of
provides the Services to the Customer or such other date
the Facility’s premises, a change in the ownership of the
as agreed by the Facility and the Customer.
Facility, or a change in the name of the Facility; and
Rights conditional – the Customer’s rights to the Services
“Contract” means these terms and conditions together are conditional upon he or she:
with the conditions of instruction to accept direct debits.
complying with any rules and conditions of the Facility
relating to the Services; and
“Customer” or “you” means the person or party signing making any payments required under this Contract when
this Contract. due.
Payments
“Debitsuccess” means Debitsuccess Limited: Email: As consideration for receipt of the Services, the Customer
customerservice@debitsuccess.com agrees to pay the instalment amount at the agreed
payment frequency for the term of this Contract. The
Customer may alter the payment frequency and/or day to
“Facility” means the organisation providing the Services debit by requesting a change with Debitsuccess. However,
and/or its franchisees, as applicable. any changes shall not affect the total amount of money
the Customer would otherwise be required to pay. Should
there be any payments in arrears, the Customer
“Facility Membership Agreement” means any terms, authorises Debitsuccess to debit the outstanding balance
conditions and contractual agreements made between the in order to bring the account up to date. “The balance to
Facility and the Customer. settle in Debit Success reflects the minimum number of
payments as per payment schedule and not as per the
contractual amount”.
“Services” means the services to be provided by the
Facility pursuant to which this Contract relates. For the
purposes of this Contract, “Services” means an Administration Fee
entitlement to use the Services provided by the Facility A one-off administration fee is payable by the Customer
and does not mean the “actual” use of the Services. on signing this Contract. The Customer authorises
Debitsuccess to add any fees owing under this clause, to
the initial instalment to be paid by the Customer (as a
Term separate payment or otherwise) or to such other
This Contract will commence on the Commencement Date instalments as Debitsuccess may, at its sole discretion,
and will continue until all instalments and payments due decide.
have been paid in full, unless terminated earlier in
accordance with clause 4.
Late Payment Fee
A late payment fee of the amount indicated on the front
Early termination of this Contract is payable by the Customer to
13Debitsuccess for each reversal of a payment initiated by Entire Agreement
Debitsuccess in accordance with this Contract. The
This Contract and the Facility Membership Agreement (as
Customer authorises Debitsuccess to add any fees owing
applicable) constitutes the entire agreement,
under this clause to any future instalments paid by the
understanding and arrangement (express and implied)
Customer (as a separate payment or otherwise).
between the Customer, the Facility and Debitsuccess
relating to the subject matter of this Contract, and
supersedes and cancels any previous agreement,
Privacy
understanding and arrangement relating to the subject
The Customer acknowledges that: matter of these arrangements whether written or oral. In
the event of any inconsistency between the terms of this
Contract and the Facility Membership Agreement that
Debitsuccess is entitled to store his or her personal specifically relate to the rights and obligations of the
information (whether received from the Customer, the Facility (other than any right to unilaterally vary fees
Facility or otherwise) on its systems, and use it for the payable), the terms of the Facility Membership Agreement
purposes of administering this Contract, providing its shall prevail.
products and services, or offering alternative products and
services;
Severability
he or she has rights of access to, and correction of, his or
her information under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth); and If any provision of this Contract is prohibited, invalid or
unenforceable, that provision will be ineffective to the
Debitsuccess (or the Facility) may contact the Customer extent of the prohibition, invalidity or unenforceability
for any purpose related to the provision of its products without invalidating the remaining provisions of this
and services. Contract or affecting the validity or enforceability of that
Liability provision, unless it materially alters the nature or material
terms of this Contract.
The Customer agrees that, to the extent permitted by law,
neither the Facility, Debitsuccess or any of their related
companies, directors or employees will be liable for any ________________________________________________
direct, indirect, or consequential injury, loss or damage to _____________________________
the Customer, or to the property of the Customer
whatsoever, arising out of or in relation to this Contract.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE DEBITSUCCESS DIRECT
DEBIT REQUEST (DDR) SERVICE AGREEMENT
Debt Collection Action
The Customer:
INITIAL TERMS
Debitsuccess will debit your nominated account for the
authorises the Debitsuccess to notify any debt collection amounts and at the frequency of payments as agreed
or credit reporting agency upon default by the Customer between us on the Debitsuccess DDR Contract, authorised
in regard to any obligation to pay under this Contract; and accepted by you.
agrees to immediately pay the full outstanding balance of
the remainder of the payments due, including any current
arrears, should a default occur prior to this Contract CHANGE OF TERMS
terminating;
In the unlikely event that the initial terms are to change,
authorises Debitsuccess to add $50 to the outstanding they can only do so in accordance with your Contract and
debt as its fee for dealing with the default; and we must give you at least 14 days’ notice of the changes
including if applicable the new amount, new frequency
agrees to pay any and all costs incurred as a result of debt and next debit date.
collection including the commission, fees and costs
charged by any debt collection agency (approximately 25%
of the outstanding debt).
DEFERRING OR STOPPING A PAYMENT
Contracts Privity
Should you wish to defer a payment to another date you
The Customer acknowledges that Debitsuccess has been must contact Debitsuccess before the date of that
contracted by the Facility to collect the instalments due payment to request the deferment. Deferments are
under this Contract and the Customer acknowledges that entirely at the discretion of Debitsuccess and will depend
all rights of the Facility pursuant to this Contract are able on the length of deferment, the current state of your
to be enforced by Debitsuccess as if it were the Facility, account and your past history. You may request us to stop
without any involvement on the part of the Facility or the an individual payment however you will still be liable to
consent of the Customer. make this payment by some other method or your
account will become overdue
14ALTERING THE SCHEDULE substantiate the reason for it. If you do not receive a
satisfactory response from us to your dispute contact your
Should you wish to alter the payment frequency or Day to
financial institution who will respond to you with an
Debit, contact Debitsuccess and we, at our discretion, may
answer to your claim within 5 business days if your claim is
be able to make the changes you require. There may be a
lodged within 12 months of the disputed drawing, or
fee charged for this service (details of any fees payable can
within 30 business days if your claim is lodged after 12
be obtained by contacting Debitsuccess). Any changes
months from the disputed drawing.
made will not affect the total amount you would
otherwise have paid over the minimum term of your
Contract.
NON WORKING DAY
When the day to debit falls on a weekend or public holiday
SUSPENDING THE PAYMENTS the debit will be initiated on the next working day.
Suspension of payments may be possible under the terms
of your Facility Membership Agreement. Payments may be
DISHONOURED PAYMENTS
suspended for a minimum of 2 weeks at a time so long as
the total time suspended within the minimum term does It is your responsibility to ensure that on the due date
not exceed 6 weeks. In order to suspend payments you clear funds are available in your nominated account to
should contact Debitsuccess at least 3 days prior to the meet the direct debit payment. Should your payment be
date of the first suspended payment. There is a charge of dishonoured, Debitsuccess will debit the amount indicated
$5.00 per week while the contract is suspended unless a on the front of this Contract with your next payment and
different fee is specified on the front of this Contract. Any may, if we have not received instructions to the contrary
time spent on suspension will be added onto the minimum from you, debit both the current due payment and the
term of the Contract so that the sum of the instalments now overdue payment(s) on the same day. Debitsuccess
payable for the minimum term or number of payments may debit other fees or costs involved with debt collection
shall still be payable regardless of any suspension or in accordance with the terms and conditions of the
suspension charges made. Contract.
CANCELLING THE PAYMENTS ENQUIRIES
You can cancel this Direct Debit Request Authority by All enquiries should be directed to Debitsuccess and
requesting this of Debitsuccess or your bank. Cancellation should be made at least 1 working day prior to the next
of the authority to debit your account will not terminate scheduled debit date.
this contract or remove your liability to make the
payments you have agreed to.
YOUR OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES
DISPUTES In addition to those already mentioned, you are
responsible for ensuring that your nominated account is
If you dispute any debit payment, you must notify able to accept direct debits. If it is not, it is your
Debitsuccess immediately. Debitsuccess will respond to responsibility to provide Debitsuccess with a new account
your dispute within 7 working days and will immediately number
refund the amount of the debit if we are not able to
15Declaration
Your enrolment cannot be processed unless you have agreed to the Student Policy Terms and
Conditions of Enrolment. These apply to every student enrolled with The Career Academy. Read them
carefully before confirming that you have read, understood and accepted them by signing at the end of
this document. It is an offence under the Crimes Act 1961 to make a false declaration.
• I have read, understood and accept the terms and conditions noted in this Student Policy
document.
• I accept and agree to abide by the rules and regulations of The Career Academy.
• I agree that if I default on any of the terms of the agreement or if the nominated Company
whom is paying for my course may be passed on for use by a debt collection agency or solicitor.
• I understand that I have been given an 8 day right of cancellation from the enrolment date.
• I declare the information I have given on this form is true and correct
Declaration – I declare that to the best of my knowledge, the information I have given is true and
complete. I agree to abide by the Student Policy Terms and Conditions of The Career Academy.
Name of Student: _____________________ Signature: _________________________
Date : __________________ Email Address: ___________________________________________
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