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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

ONLINE COURSES, DIGITAL CONTENT AND PARTNER PROGRAMMES

Organisation: Boxology Limited
Trading names: Boxology® Academy and Boxology® Online
Company number: 10523458
Registered in: England and Wales
Registered office: Brook Cottage High St, Paulerspury, Towcester, England, NN12 7NR
Email: info@boxology.academy
Version: 2.0
Effective date: 3 August 2026
Review date: 3 August 2027, or sooner where legal, organisational or delivery arrangements change

1. Who we are

Boxology® Academy and Boxology® Online are commercial boxing-education brands operated by Boxology Limited.

Boxology Limited is an active private limited company registered in England and Wales under company number 10523458.

Boxology Limited provides online commercial education and may also provide digital learning, resources, workshops and tutor support under written arrangements with community, charitable, educational and partner organisations.

Boxology Limited is legally and financially separate from:

  • HEADGUARD C.I.C., company number 16212678;

  • any separate HEADGUARD Charitable Incorporated Organisation that may be registered;

  • schools, charities, care services, refuges and community organisations with which it works; and

  • any other commissioning or delivery partner.

Boxology Academy Limited, company number 10803282, was dissolved on 25 June 2019 and has no current activity or role. Current use of “Boxology Academy” refers to a trading brand operated by Boxology Limited and not to the dissolved company.

2. Scope of these terms

These terms apply to online courses, digital learning materials, assessments, tutor-supported learning and related services supplied by Boxology Limited.

They may apply to:

  • courses purchased directly by individual commercial learners;

  • courses purchased by employers, gyms or education providers;

  • online training supplied to coaches, teachers, support workers or partner personnel;

  • digital materials commissioned by HEADGUARD C.I.C.;

  • online learning delivered through schools, charities, care services, refuges, safe houses or community organisations; and

  • following registration and separate trustee approval, programmes commissioned by a legally separate HEADGUARD CIO.

The relevant course page, checkout information, enrolment email and any partner agreement may contain additional course-specific terms.

Where a separate written organisational agreement conflicts with these terms, the organisational agreement will take priority between the organisations that signed it. Statutory consumer rights, participant safety and safeguarding protections will not be reduced.

3. Commercial Boxology education and HEADGUARD programmes

Commercial Boxology courses and HEADGUARD programmes are separate activities.

Boxology Limited provides commercial boxing education for fitness professionals, boxing coaches, martial-arts instructors, sports coaches and other learners.

Commercial courses may include education relating to:

  • non-contact boxing;

  • pad work and coaching technique;

  • sparring;

  • competition;

  • fight preparation;

  • contact-boxing coaching; and

  • professional or amateur boxing environments.

The content of each commercial course will be stated on its course page.

Where Boxology Limited supplies online learning for HEADGUARD C.I.C. or a future registered HEADGUARD CIO, the programme will follow the boundaries approved for that particular project.

HEADGUARD boxing and physical-activity programmes will be:

  • safe;

  • trauma-informed;

  • non-contact; and

  • non-clinical.

They will not include or promote:

  • sparring;

  • competitive fighting;

  • participant-to-participant striking;

  • intentional impact contact;

  • aggressive or intimidating coaching;

  • violence or retaliation; or

  • pressure to participate beyond a person’s safe ability.

No commercial Boxology course will be represented as a programme of HEADGUARD C.I.C. or a future HEADGUARD CIO unless it has been separately commissioned and clearly identified as such.

4. Commercial learners and minimum age

A commercial learner is a person who purchases or accesses an online course for professional development, employment, business, coaching or personal learning.

A person making a direct commercial purchase must be at least 18 years old unless the particular course page expressly states otherwise.

The individual course description will identify:

  • minimum age;

  • intended learners;

  • prerequisites;

  • experience requirements;

  • physical-participation requirements;

  • assessment arrangements;

  • access period; and

  • the certificate or recognition available.

A person under 18 may not independently enter a commercial contract or create a paid commercial learner account unless Boxology Limited has expressly approved an appropriate lawful arrangement involving a parent, guardian or responsible organisation.

5. Children and young people in HEADGUARD or partner programmes

Children and teenagers may access specifically approved online learning or resources through a programme commissioned or hosted by:

  • HEADGUARD C.I.C.;

  • following registration and trustee approval, a separate HEADGUARD CIO;

  • a school or education provider;

  • a charity or community organisation;

  • a care service, refuge or safe house;

  • a parent or person with parental responsibility; or

  • another approved partner.

These participants are not automatically commercial customers and will not personally be responsible for course fees where access is funded by an organisation.

Before access is provided, the responsible organisations must establish proportionate arrangements covering:

  • the purpose and suitability of the programme;

  • age and participant eligibility;

  • parental, guardian or other lawful authorisation where required;

  • the child or young person’s own agreement to participate;

  • account creation and account supervision;

  • safeguarding responsibilities and reporting routes;

  • privacy information and lawful data sharing;

  • communication between tutors and participants;

  • accessibility and reasonable adjustments;

  • moderation of interactive features;

  • photography, filming and personal stories; and

  • support where online content causes distress or raises a concern.

A child or young person will not be pressured to:

  • disclose trauma, abuse or private experiences;

  • participate in discussion;

  • turn on a camera;

  • provide an image or personal story;

  • promote Boxology or HEADGUARD; or

  • continue using content that makes them feel unsafe.

6. Organisationally funded learners

An employer, gym, school, charity or other organisation may purchase or commission access for one or more learners.

The purchasing organisation is responsible for:

  • paying the agreed fees;

  • identifying authorised learners;

  • supplying accurate information;

  • ensuring that learners understand the relevant requirements;

  • supervising children or vulnerable participants where agreed; and

  • notifying Boxology Limited when a learner’s access should end.

Each learner remains responsible for complying with the relevant:

  • conduct requirements;

  • safeguarding arrangements;

  • assessment rules;

  • account-security requirements;

  • confidentiality provisions; and

  • restrictions on use of course materials.

Consumer cancellation rights may not apply where a purchaser is acting wholly for business or organisational purposes.

7. Course information

Before a direct commercial purchase is completed, the course page or checkout information will state, as applicable:

  • the provider;

  • course title;

  • intended learners;

  • learning content;

  • minimum age;

  • prerequisites;

  • price;

  • what is included;

  • access period;

  • technical requirements;

  • whether tutor support is included;

  • assessment requirements;

  • resit arrangements;

  • certificate issued;

  • any current external recognition or CPD status;

  • whether any physical practice is expected; and

  • any limits on availability or completion.

You are responsible for reviewing this information and deciding whether the course is appropriate for your objectives and circumstances.

Completion of a Boxology course does not replace any separate:

  • professional qualification;

  • coaching licence;

  • insurance;

  • employer approval;

  • venue requirement; or

  • governing-body requirement

that may apply to your work.

CIMSPA-ENDORSED TRAINING

Boxology Limited is a CIMSPA Training Provider Partner and provides courses that have been endorsed and quality assured by the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity.

Where a particular course is CIMSPA-endorsed, the course page and booking information will identify the applicable endorsement and CPD points.

CIMSPA endorsement applies only to the specific course or educational product approved by CIMSPA. It does not mean that every Boxology course, HEADGUARD programme, membership, event or product is CIMSPA-endorsed.

Boxology Limited remains the course provider, contracting organisation and issuer of the Boxology course certificate. CIMSPA is not the supplier of the course.

Boxology Limited will deliver and assess each CIMSPA-endorsed course in accordance with the applicable endorsement conditions, approved course structure, assessment arrangements and quality-assurance requirements.

8. Booking and formation of the contract

A commercial order is an offer to purchase access to the course.

The contract is formed when Boxology Limited or its authorised course platform sends confirmation that the order has been accepted.

Acceptance will normally take place after:

  • payment has been authorised;

  • any eligibility requirements have been met; and

  • the course remains available.

Boxology Limited may decline or cancel an enrolment where:

  • payment has not been received;

  • eligibility requirements are not met;

  • false or materially inaccurate information has been provided;

  • the learner has previously seriously misused a Boxology service;

  • access would present an unreasonable safeguarding or security risk; or

  • the course was advertised or priced in material error.

If Boxology Limited declines an order after taking payment, the payment will be refunded.

9. Fees and payment

The price and payment terms will be displayed before purchase.

By completing an order, the purchaser agrees to pay the full price in accordance with the stated arrangements.

Where instalments are offered:

  • the full course price remains payable;

  • payments must be made on the agreed dates;

  • access may be suspended while a payment is overdue; and

  • suspension does not automatically cancel the remaining payment obligation.

Boxology course fees are commercial payments received by Boxology Limited.

They are not donations to:

  • HEADGUARD C.I.C.; or

  • a proposed or future HEADGUARD CIO.

A participant attending a fully funded HEADGUARD or partner programme will not personally be responsible for the programme cost unless this has been clearly agreed in advance.

10. Consumer cancellation period

This section applies where an individual purchases an online course as a consumer.

The consumer may normally cancel the contract within 14 days after the contract is formed, without giving a reason.

To cancel, email:

info@boxology.academy

The notice should include:

  • the purchaser’s name;

  • the learner’s name, if different;

  • the course purchased;

  • the purchase date; and

  • confirmation that the purchaser wishes to cancel.

A refund required under the statutory cancellation right will be issued within 14 days after Boxology Limited receives the cancellation notice, normally using the original payment method.

Boxology Limited will not deduct payment-processing or administration fees from a refund required by law.

11. Immediate access to digital content

Many Boxology online courses provide immediate access to videos, written materials, assessments or other digital content.

Before immediate access begins during the 14-day cancellation period, the checkout or enrolment process must separately ask the purchaser to:

  • expressly consent to digital content being supplied immediately; and

  • acknowledge that beginning the supply may result in the loss of the statutory cancellation right for that digital content.

The confirmation of purchase must record that consent and acknowledgement.

Merely accepting these general terms, visiting the learner area or receiving an enrolment email does not by itself replace the required express consent.

Where the required consent and acknowledgement have not been obtained, the purchaser may retain the relevant cancellation right.

12. Tutor support and other online services

Some courses may include services as well as digital content, such as:

  • live online teaching;

  • tutor feedback;

  • assessment;

  • marking;

  • mentoring;

  • scheduled calls; or

  • learner support.

Where a purchaser expressly asks Boxology Limited to begin providing a service during the 14-day cancellation period and later cancels within that period, Boxology Limited may charge a proportionate amount for the service already supplied.

Where the service is fully completed during the cancellation period, the cancellation right may end where the purchaser expressly requested early performance and acknowledged that full performance would end the right to cancel.

The digital-content and service elements may be treated separately where the law requires.

13. Cancellation after the statutory period

After the applicable statutory cancellation period has ended, there is no automatic right to a refund merely because the learner:

  • changes their mind;

  • no longer has time to study;

  • changes employment;

  • relocates;

  • does not complete the course;

  • fails an assessment; or

  • no longer wishes to pursue boxing education.

Boxology Limited will nevertheless consider requests fairly and will not rely on a term that produces an unlawful or disproportionate result.

In deciding whether a refund, credit or transfer is appropriate, Boxology Limited may consider:

  • the digital content already supplied;

  • the time for which access has been available;

  • tutor or assessment work already completed;

  • costs already incurred;

  • remaining services that can be cancelled;

  • the reason and timing of the request; and

  • whether an alternative arrangement is reasonably available.

Depending on the circumstances, Boxology Limited may offer:

  • extended access;

  • transfer to another suitable course;

  • course credit;

  • a partial refund;

  • temporary suspension; or

  • another reasonable arrangement.

Any arrangement must be confirmed in writing.

14. Course bundles and discounted purchases

Where two or more courses are purchased together at a discounted bundle price, the discount applies to the bundle as a whole.

If the purchaser lawfully cancels only part of the bundle, Boxology Limited may recalculate the price of the course or courses retained using the individual prices shown at the time of purchase.

Any recalculation will be reasonable, transparent and explained before the refund is finalised.

Boxology Limited will not impose a retrospective charge that exceeds the genuine price difference created by removing the bundle discount.

15. Access period

The access period shown on the course page or purchase confirmation at the time of purchase will apply.

The access period normally begins when access is first made available, unless the course description states otherwise.

You are responsible for completing the course within that period.

Boxology Limited may offer an extension where:

  • illness, disability or another serious circumstance has materially affected study;

  • a reasonable adjustment is required;

  • a platform problem prevented access;

  • the course was unavailable for a significant period; or

  • Boxology Limited considers an extension appropriate.

An extension is not automatic and may be subject to reasonable conditions or a disclosed fee where the request does not arise from Boxology Limited’s breach.

Access may be suspended or terminated where:

  • payment is overdue;

  • an account is being shared;

  • materials are being copied or distributed without permission;

  • there is serious misconduct;

  • platform security is threatened; or

  • a learner seriously breaches these terms.

Where reasonably possible, Boxology Limited will explain the concern and allow the learner to respond before permanent termination.

16. Learner account and security

Each learner account is personal to the authorised learner.

You must:

  • keep login details confidential;

  • use an accurate name and email address;

  • prevent unauthorised use;

  • notify Boxology Limited promptly of suspected misuse;

  • sign out of shared devices; and

  • follow reasonable security instructions.

You must not:

  • share an account with another person;

  • sell or transfer login details;

  • create multiple unauthorised accounts;

  • attempt to bypass access restrictions;

  • interfere with the platform;

  • introduce malicious software;

  • scrape or extract course content; or

  • use automated systems to copy or reproduce materials.

Boxology Limited may investigate unusual login patterns or suspected account sharing.

17. Technical requirements

You are responsible for having:

  • a suitable internet connection;

  • a supported browser;

  • a device capable of playing the course content;

  • functioning audio;

  • an email account;

  • software reasonably required to open supplied documents; and

  • sufficient technical ability to use the platform.

The course page should identify any unusual technical requirement.

Boxology Limited will provide reasonable help with access to its own platform but is not responsible for:

  • faults with your device;

  • your internet service;

  • your email settings;

  • unsupported software;

  • restrictions imposed by an employer or network administrator; or

  • third-party services outside Boxology Limited’s reasonable control.

A learner using an employer’s or another person’s equipment must obtain appropriate permission.

18. Platform availability and course changes

Boxology Limited will take reasonable steps to keep online courses available during the stated access period.

Temporary interruption may occur because of:

  • maintenance;

  • software updates;

  • security work;

  • platform-provider failure;

  • internet disruption;

  • content correction; or

  • circumstances outside Boxology Limited’s reasonable control.

Where reasonably practicable, advance notice will be given of planned interruption.

Boxology Limited may update course materials to:

  • correct an error;

  • improve clarity;

  • reflect current good practice;

  • address safety or safeguarding concerns;

  • update legislation or professional information; or

  • maintain technical compatibility.

An update will not materially reduce the essential content or value of a purchased course without a proper reason and an appropriate remedy.

If a purchased course has to be permanently withdrawn before the end of the promised access period, Boxology Limited will offer an appropriate remedy, which may include:

  • replacement access;

  • an alternative course;

  • extended access;

  • a proportionate refund; or

  • a full refund where the course can no longer be supplied.

19. Quality and statutory digital-content rights

Boxology Limited will supply digital content that is:

  • of satisfactory quality;

  • fit for any particular purpose made known and accepted before purchase; and

  • as described.

Where digital content does not meet the required standard, the consumer may be entitled to a repair, replacement, price reduction or another statutory remedy.

Where digital content supplied by Boxology Limited causes damage to a consumer’s device or other digital content because Boxology Limited failed to use reasonable care and skill, the consumer may be entitled to repair or compensation.

Nothing in these terms removes those rights.

20. Physical practice and health

Some online courses contain demonstrations or activities that learners may choose or be required to practise physically.

Before undertaking physical activity, you must:

  • read the relevant safety instructions;

  • ensure that the space and equipment are suitable;

  • work within your competence;

  • stop if you experience pain, dizziness, breathing difficulty or another concerning symptom; and

  • seek appropriate professional advice where necessary.

You should obtain medical advice before participating where you:

  • have a relevant health condition, injury or disability;

  • are pregnant or have recently given birth;

  • have been advised to limit physical activity;

  • are uncertain about your suitability; or

  • experience symptoms that make participation unsafe.

Online materials cannot assess your physical condition or supervise every movement.

Where supervised practical competence is required for successful completion, watching online content alone will not satisfy that requirement.

21. Reasonable adjustments and accessibility

Boxology Limited will consider reasonable adjustments for disability, health, communication, learning or access needs.

Requests should be made as early as reasonably possible.

Adjustments may include:

  • captions or transcripts where available;

  • accessible documents;

  • additional time;

  • alternative communication;

  • an adjusted assessment method;

  • additional tutor explanation;

  • extended access;

  • rest breaks during live sessions; or

  • support from an approved person.

An adjustment is not required where it would remove an essential competence, fundamentally change the course or create an unacceptable safety or safeguarding risk.

22. Safeguarding and online communication

Boxology Limited will follow its Safeguarding and Learner Welfare Policy.

Additional arrangements will apply where online learning involves:

  • children;

  • adults at risk;

  • people affected by abuse, trafficking, displacement or conflict;

  • HEADGUARD programmes;

  • schools, care services, refuges or safe houses; or

  • overseas participants.

Project arrangements will identify:

  • safeguarding contacts;

  • reporting routes;

  • account supervision;

  • moderation;

  • direct-messaging boundaries;

  • recording controls;

  • consent;

  • emergency contacts;

  • information sharing; and

  • escalation where a concern involves a named person.

Tutors and programme personnel must not form inappropriate private or personal relationships with participants.

Where practicable, communication with a child or adult at risk will use approved organisational channels and include a parent, partner representative or second authorised adult where appropriate.

No person needs proof before reporting a safeguarding concern.

Immediate danger or urgent medical need should be reported to the appropriate emergency service before or alongside an internal report.

23. Learner conduct

Learners must communicate respectfully with tutors, assessors, staff and other learners.

The following may result in moderation, suspension or removal:

  • threatening, abusive, discriminatory or harassing conduct;

  • sexualised, exploitative or degrading communication;

  • bullying or intimidation;

  • sharing another person’s private information;

  • unauthorised recording;

  • impersonation;

  • cheating or falsification;

  • deliberate disruption;

  • unlawful content;

  • safeguarding breaches; or

  • conduct that places another person at risk.

Where reasonably possible, Boxology Limited will explain the concern and allow the learner to respond.

Immediate suspension may be necessary where there is a serious safeguarding, security or legal risk.

24. Assessment and completion

Where a course includes assessment, the course information will explain:

  • the assessment method;

  • required standard;

  • submission arrangements;

  • deadlines;

  • permitted assistance;

  • resit process; and

  • any applicable resit fee.

Assessment may include:

  • online questions;

  • written work;

  • video submissions;

  • practical demonstrations;

  • live assessment;

  • portfolios;

  • tutor observation;

  • verbal questioning; or

  • reflective work.

Attendance, payment or viewing the content does not guarantee successful completion.

Learners must submit their own work unless collaborative work is expressly permitted.

Use of another person’s work, undisclosed external assistance, falsified evidence or inappropriate use of automated tools may be handled under the Malpractice and Maladministration Policy.

An assessment decision may be challenged under the Appeals Policy.

25. Certificates and external recognition

A certificate will be issued only where:

  • required learning has been completed;

  • the applicable assessment standard has been met; and

  • all fees due have been paid.

Certificates will normally be issued electronically using the name held on Boxology Limited’s records.

The course page will state whether the certificate confirms:

  • attendance;

  • completion;

  • successful assessment; or

  • another defined status.

Boxology Limited will describe a course as accredited, endorsed, recognised, approved or carrying CPD points only where it holds current evidence supporting that precise statement.

A Boxology certificate does not automatically authorise a person to coach independently or replace any separate licence, insurance, employment or governing-body requirement.

26. Course materials and intellectual property

Course materials may include:

  • text;

  • graphics;

  • videos;

  • audio;

  • demonstrations;

  • lesson structures;

  • assessment materials;

  • downloads;

  • workbooks; and

  • digital resources.

Ownership remains with Boxology Limited, Catherine Brown, Greg Williams or another identified rights holder, as applicable.

The learner receives a limited, personal, non-exclusive and non-transferable right to use the materials for their own learning and lawful coaching practice.

Materials must not be:

  • shared with another learner;

  • copied in substantial part;

  • uploaded publicly;

  • resold;

  • commercially reproduced;

  • used to create a competing course;

  • altered and presented as official Boxology material;

  • used to train an automated system without permission; or

  • distributed without written authority.

Permitted use does not include access by colleagues, employees, clients or students unless the licence expressly allows organisational use.

Use of Boxology materials by HEADGUARD C.I.C. or a future registered HEADGUARD CIO will be governed by a separate written licence or permission arrangement.

27. Photography, video submissions and recordings

Uploading an assessment video does not constitute consent for promotional use.

Assessment recordings will be used only for the stated assessment, quality-assurance, safeguarding or record-keeping purposes and will be handled under the applicable Privacy Notice and retention arrangements.

Separate, informed and voluntary consent will be obtained before using a learner’s:

  • photograph;

  • video;

  • voice;

  • testimonial; or

  • personal story

for marketing or public communications.

Refusal of promotional consent will not prevent access to a course or funded programme.

Learners must not record live sessions or other participants without express permission.

28. Personal information

Boxology Limited is the data controller for personal information it collects directly for its commercial online courses, unless the relevant privacy information states otherwise.

Personal information will be handled under the Boxology Limited Privacy Notice.

Where Boxology Limited works with HEADGUARD C.I.C., a future registered HEADGUARD CIO or another partner, the organisations will identify their respective data-protection responsibilities before information is shared.

Information does not automatically transfer between Boxology Limited and HEADGUARD.

Health, safeguarding and accessibility information will be restricted to people who reasonably require it for delivery, safety, legal or safeguarding purposes.

Marketing communications will only be sent where Boxology Limited has an appropriate lawful basis.

29. Links and third-party services

Online courses may use or link to third-party platforms, websites or resources.

A link does not necessarily mean that Boxology Limited controls or endorses all content on the external service.

Boxology Limited will take reasonable care when selecting services needed to provide a course, but third-party services may have their own:

  • terms;

  • privacy information;

  • technical requirements; and

  • availability arrangements.

Boxology Limited remains responsible for obligations that the law places on it and cannot avoid those obligations merely because it uses a third-party platform.

30. Liability

Boxology Limited will provide its services with reasonable care and skill.

Nothing in these terms excludes or restricts liability for:

  • death or personal injury caused by negligence;

  • fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;

  • statutory consumer rights;

  • breach of a duty that cannot lawfully be excluded; or

  • any other liability that the law does not permit Boxology Limited to exclude.

Boxology Limited is not responsible for loss that:

  • was not reasonably foreseeable;

  • was caused by materially inaccurate information supplied by the purchaser or learner;

  • resulted from failure to follow reasonable course or safety instructions;

  • arose from unauthorised use of the materials; or

  • was caused by circumstances outside its reasonable control.

Where a course is purchased wholly for business purposes, Boxology Limited will not normally be liable for indirect business loss, loss of profit, loss of opportunity or loss of anticipated revenue.

Learners remain responsible for obtaining any professional approval, insurance, licence or authority required for their own coaching or business activities.

31. Complaints and appeals

Complaints should be submitted under the Boxology Limited Complaints Policy.

Email:

info@boxology.academy

A complaint should identify:

  • the complainant;

  • the course or programme;

  • what happened;

  • the outcome sought; and

  • relevant supporting information.

Safeguarding concerns should use the safeguarding reporting route rather than waiting for the ordinary complaints process.

Assessment challenges should follow the Appeals Policy.

Boxology Limited will only direct a learner to an external recognition, awarding or professional body where:

  • that body genuinely has jurisdiction;

  • the applicable internal process has been followed where required; and

  • the route is supported by Boxology Limited’s current relationship with that body.

32. Circumstances outside reasonable control

Boxology Limited will not be responsible for delay or failure caused by circumstances outside its reasonable control.

These may include:

  • serious illness;

  • platform-wide failure;

  • cyber incident;

  • utility or internet disruption;

  • public-health restriction;

  • civil unrest;

  • conflict;

  • government restriction; or

  • another emergency.

Boxology Limited will take reasonable steps to reduce disruption and may:

  • extend access;

  • use an alternative platform;

  • rearrange live sessions;

  • replace affected content;

  • suspend delivery; or

  • cancel the affected service.

Where the course cannot be supplied, an appropriate refund or alternative will be provided.

33. Changes to these terms

The version in force when a commercial purchase is accepted will normally apply to that purchase.

Boxology Limited may update these terms for future purchases or where a legal or regulatory change requires an amendment.

A material change affecting an existing learner will be communicated directly where reasonably practicable.

No change will remove a statutory right or retrospectively impose an unfair obligation.

34. Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.

The courts of England and Wales will normally have jurisdiction, without removing any mandatory right a consumer may have to bring a claim in another appropriate part of the United Kingdom.

35. Contact

Boxology Limited
Trading as Boxology® Academy and Boxology® Online
Company number 10523458
Registered office: Brook Cottage High St, Paulerspury, Towcester, England, NN12 7NR

Email: info@boxology.academy

36. Replacement of previous terms

These terms replace the previous Boxology online-course terms from their effective date.

They do not retrospectively remove any contractual or statutory right that arose before that date.

 
 

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