The following Terms and Conditions apply for all courses and events:
- Course registrations are only valid after a seat confirmation for this course has been issued by VieSID and the initial invoice has been paid by the participant.
- After having sent the application, the registration is binding upon the applicant, who at the same time agrees to the terms and conditions.
- Course fees have to be paid promptly net without any deductions after receiving the invoice by bank transfer. Bank charges are borne by the participant.
- The course fee does not include any other costs (travel, hotel, etc.) incurred by the course participant.
- Fees on cancellation of total course fee by the participant: 10% if canceled 11 days or earlier before the start of the course, 20% on short-term cancelations (10 days or less prior to course start), 50% on no-show.
- Rebooking fees on demand of the participant: € 240.- (including VAT) per module.
- VieSID reserves the right to make changes to the course program, course time or location and the team of lecturers at any time. VieSID reserves the right to postpone a course until 2 weeks before the official course start. VieSID is not liable for any related costs arising the participant from such a postponement.
- VieSID reserves the right to cancel courses upon 2 weeks upfront to the course start. The participant will be informed promptly and is entitled to a refund of the deposit paid. Any further demands or indemnification claims are precluded. VieSID is not liable for any related costs arising from the cancellation and postponement.
- Cancellation during an ongoing course by the student does not release the student from the full payment obligation of the respective course fees.
- VieSID accepts no liability or compensation for changes or cancellations due to force majeure.
- Photos of participants taken during the course may be used by VieSID for promotion purposes.
- These Terms and Conditions are governed by Austrian law and any legal disputes shall be settled by the Austrian courts having subject-matter jurisdiction.