LEGAL
Terms of Service
Educate2Trade’s Terms of Service for a Financial Trading Course. Before you start, please read these terms carefully — by registering for our course, you agree to them.
1. Purpose
To gain a Level 5 (HND) Diploma in Financial Trading with a view to being considered and assessed for an opportunity to be employed as a Financial Trading Research Analyst, providing critical data at the forefront of the global financial markets to create innovative, profitable trading strategies.
2. Registration and Payment
By registering for our course, you agree to pay the full fees associated with the programme.
Payment is required to enrol and participate in the Level 5 (HND) Diploma in Financial Trading, a 6-week intensive programme.
Payment must be made in accordance with the prior agreement made with an authorised representative of Educate2Trade. Accepted payment methods include credit card and other approved options. Your place on the course will only be confirmed once the agreed payment has been received.
If you opt for an instalment plan, you are obligated to ensure all payments are made on time and in full as per the agreed schedule. Failure to meet your financial obligations may result in your access to the course being suspended or terminated, and Educate2Trade reserves the right to take legal action to recover any outstanding amounts.
3. Qualification
Following the completion of the Level 5 (HND) Diploma in Financial Trading, you will take on work experience learning the role and qualification process for becoming a Financial Trading Research Analyst; this is part of the 12-week course. During your course, you will continuously be monitored and assessed by your dedicated tutor, who will provide feedback on the work provided and your contribution within class sessions.
In the situation that you fail any assessments or coursework, you will be informed of the options available to you by your tutor. The options available to you include but are not limited to:
- Purchasing extra hour(s) of one-to-one tuition.
- Submitting your work for a Level 5 certification.
- Purchasing an additional week for reviewing your essay answers and portfolio work.
- Extending your course.
Failing to complete the required coursework and assessments to a satisfactory level may result in failing your course and failing to obtain the qualification that you wish to obtain. The burden is on you to ensure that you are completing and submitting work as required by the course, attending classes, preparing and ensuring you are ready for your assessments, and committing enough time to prepare and pass your assessments.
4. Skilled Worker Visa
Educate2Trade will make you a formal employment offer subject to the conditions provided in the Terms of Service for a Skilled Worker Visa in the United Kingdom and the individual passing the HND diploma while satisfying their ability to trade profitably with a funded account as detailed below. If sponsorship is offered after passing the probation period, visa application and solicitor fees may apply. Please note, any offer or employment is subject to your performance and attitude throughout the course and will remain at the discretion of Educate2Trade.
To qualify for employment/sponsorship, you will need to meet the following criteria:
- Minimum 30 trading days
- Minimum 30 trades
- Max drawdown 5% of the initial capital
- Max 1.5% risk of the initial account balance per day
- 2% maximum profit target per day
- 10% target on the first two funded accounts of the following scaling plan: $10,000, $20,000 — thereafter capital will be allocated up to $500,000 USD on employment (profit split 50/50)
You have the option to trade all asset classes, crypto and Nifty included.
5. Student’s Responsibilities
To ensure success and a satisfactory outcome to the course, you are expected to adhere to the following:
- Arrive to all classes promptly and inform your tutor if there is any reason that you are unable to attend or are late.
- Act in a courteous manner towards all students and tutors. Any poor or abusive behaviour may result in exclusion from the course and a loss of any fees paid.
- Any prolonged period of absences, missed classes or poor engagement may result in requiring the purchase of one-to-one tuition or the extension of your course.
- Do not damage any classroom equipment or furnishings on Educate2Trade’s premises, as you will be liable to pay for any expenses caused as a result of your actions.
- Do not share any learning materials, log-in credentials or online course materials provided to you.
If any of the above responsibilities are not adhered to, we reserve the right to terminate your enrolment in your course and withhold any fees paid.
6. Course Materials
All course materials, including but not limited to syllabus, videos, articles and software, are the intellectual property of our company and are protected by copyright laws. They are provided to you for personal use only and may not be shared or distributed — including but not limited to any login credentials you are provided — in any way without our explicit written permission.
7. Method of Learning
The training/education/learning programme shall be delivered either in-person, remote or hybrid. The method of learning is dependent on your geographical location. Educate2Trade shall provide the necessary materials, equipment and facilities to ensure the programme is delivered effectively. Any changes to the method of learning shall be communicated in writing to all parties in advance.
8. Assessment
Following the course and the relevant work experience, you must sit your final assessment. Should you pass this, a formal employment offer and (if required) sponsorship will be offered, subject to the conditions provided in Educate2Trade’s Terms of Service for a Skilled Worker Visa in the United Kingdom. Please note, this is not guaranteed and is subject to your performance and attitude throughout the course.
9. Health and Safety
We at Educate2Trade have a legal duty to ensure (as far as is reasonably practicable) the health, safety and well-being of our students whilst they are on our premises. All students who are enrolled on our in-person courses will be informed of the fire safety information, designated fire assembly points, locations of the first aid boxes and the closest fire exits. All safety concerns such as any electrical faults or defects must be reported to a member of staff immediately.
There is a no smoking policy within our premises and any smoking must take place in the designated smoking areas.
10. Disclaimer
Our course is designed to provide educational information and is not intended to provide investment advice. We do not guarantee any results from the use of our educational materials and cannot be held responsible for any losses incurred by individuals who apply our teachings to their personal investments.
11. Access and Support
Upon registration and payment, you will receive access to our course materials for the duration of the course. We will provide technical support to assist with any issues you may have accessing the materials.
Any students who have physical or mental learning needs and require any special considerations should inform our administration team or their tutor as early as possible to ensure that the relevant support is in place. Our additional considerations include but are not limited to assessment via voice recording, observations, records in place of live examinations and verbal responses to a set of questions.
12. Changes to your course
Educate2Trade will always seek to minimise any changes to our course and the services provided; however, if due to unforeseen circumstances changes are required, we seek to inform all students immediately and will make all reasonable efforts to deliver the course and provide the facilities described in any published material.
Changes to your course may occur at any time and include but are not limited to the following situations:
- A) Changes made to reflect governmental, statutory or regulatory requirements, policy, measures, controls and guidance or direction (including, without limitation, as a result of COVID-19 restrictions, similar pandemic restrictions and/or health and safety concerns);
- B) To reflect any changes made by an accrediting body or Educate2Trade;
- C) Changes made to implement technical adjustments and/or improvements, for example to reflect developments in academic teaching, research and/or professional standards/requirements, which may result in Educate2Trade adding or removing any modules at any given time;
- D) Reasonable changes to the timetable for delivery of your course;
- E) Reasonable changes to the number of classes/lectures and other teaching activities and assessments relating to the course, including extending the course timeframe;
- F) Reasonable variations to the content and syllabus of the course;
- G) Changes to the location of your course teaching facilities, provided these are within the same geographical area and/or of equivalent quality to those advertised;
- H) Any other reasonable changes to the way that a course is delivered, taught, supervised and/or assessed (for example, minor changes to the method of delivery and/or assessment to or from online);
- I) Changing the order in which we deliver modules to you. This might, for example, necessitate moving a practical module to a later date if there are ongoing COVID-19 or similar pandemic disruptions and/or restrictions in place; and/or
- J) Any changes to the way that a course is delivered, taught, supervised and/or assessed (for example, major changes to the method of assessment, moving to or from online and/or significantly changing the percentage of online and in-person delivery);
- K) Points D – J may occur when minimum enrolment numbers are not met, due to unavoidable staff absences, changes or resignations, and to ensure the delivery of our business continuity plans in response to events outside of Educate2Trade’s control and for any valid reason.
13. Cancellation of a course or Student Postponement
In the circumstance that we are required to cancel your course and terminate the agreement made, we will take reasonable steps to notify you in advance of the cancellation or offer you a place on another Educate2Trade course (subject to course availability).
Should Educate2Trade be forced to cancel a course prior to your commencing, you are entitled to cancel the contract by providing written notice. In such a situation, you will be entitled to a refund for any payment made to Educate2Trade.
A student is able to postpone the start date of their course for up to three weeks prior to the commencement date of their course.
14. Refunds
- £1,000 from the enrolment fee will be used to register you into the diploma upon enrolment. This fee is non-refundable.
- If you cancel before the course begins, you can receive a refund of your payment minus the £1,000 fee.
- If you cancel within the first week of the course (and paid the full fee upfront), you are eligible for a 50% refund.
- Refunds due to illness or unforeseen circumstances will be considered at our discretion.
For any refund inquiries or to discuss withdrawal from one of our courses, please contact info@educate2trade.com.
15. Termination
We reserve the right to terminate your access to our course materials if you violate any of these terms of service or engage in any behaviour that we deem inappropriate or harmful to our company.
16. Changes to Terms of Service
We reserve the right to modify these terms of service at any time. Any changes will be communicated to you via email or other electronic means.
By registering for our course, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to these terms of service.