Your Swim School Enrolment Sample Clauses

Your Swim School Enrolment. 3.1 Customers enrolling into Cumberland City Council have two enrolment options available to them, term and perpetual: 3.1.1 Term bookings are 12 weeks in duration and require full payment upfront. No suspensions are available, and you must re-enrol to secure your position in the program for future terms. 3.1.2 Perpetual bookings are ongoing for 48 weeks per year, payable by direct debit on a fortnightly basis. Suspension periods are available, and no re-enrolments are necessary to maintain your position in the program. 3.1.3 Your enrolment includes one designated lesson per week / per enrolment for the student, as specified on the enrolment form. 3.2 Students enrolling in a perpetual booking will be required to enrol for a minimum of eight (8) lessons before a cancellation will be processed. 3.3 Outside of your designated lesson time, access to areas included in your enrolment is subject to availability and pool bookings. 3.4 Your enrolment at the facility under this agreement: 3.4.1 is subject to the terms and conditions of this Enrolment Agreement; 3.4.2 is not transferrable and cannot be shared with another person.
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Your Swim School Enrolment. 4.1 This Agreement has an initial commitment period of (8) eight weeks. The membership may not be cancelled by the client until the full term has passed or the contract has been paid in full. This agreement is ongoing and will automatically renew fortnightly if notice is not given in accordance with the Membership Terms. 4.2 Your enrolment includes one designated lesson per week / per enrolment for the student, as specified on the registration confirmation. 4.3 Outside of your designated lesson time, access to areas included in your enrolment is subject to availability and pool bookings. 4.4 Your enrolment at the facility is not transferrable and cannot be shared with another person.

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