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PUBLIC OFFER AGREEMENT
on the service supplition for the Diploma Programmes of
The Chartered Institute of Marketing (UK)

The document below is a public offer agreement.

Limited Liability Company PREMIER CONSULTING - identification code USREOU 41734458 (hereinafter referred to as the Study Centre), on the one hand, offers to an unlimited number of individuals (applicants) and/or legal entities (hereinafter referred to as the Client), who in the future collectively referred to as the Parties, and each separately as a Party, have entered into a public agreement on the services supplition (hereinafter referred to as the Agreement) with the following conditions:

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DEFINITION OF TERMS

Public offer (Agreement) – the offer of the Study Centre, addressed to any individuals (applicants) and/or legal entity to have entered into a public agreement on the service supplition for the Diploma Programmes of The Chartered Institute of Marketing (UK).

Acceptance – the full and unconditional consent of the Client to have entered into this Agreement on the conditions below and supplition of the Privacy Policy. The Privacy Policy regulates the processing of Personal Data of the Clients by the Study Centre and is an integral part of this Agreement. By accepting this Agreement, the Client confirms that prior to the conclusion of this Agreement, he (or she) was fully and properly acquainted with all its supplition, the Privacy Policy, the content and cost of the Study Centre's services, accepted them knowingly and wilfully without any coercion. Acceptance is expressed in the commission by the Client (or by the Client’s Representative to express his interests) of any, including advance, payment for the services supplied by the Study Centre in accordance with the Agreement conditions.

Study Center - PREMIER CONSULTING LLC (USREOU code 41734458), which is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (UK), is part of the global network of Accredited Study Centres (ASCs) for professional marketing education (Study Center Finder) and supplies services for the qualified marketers in Diploma Programmes.

Client – any person (applicant) who complies with the Qualification requirements, expresses wishes to use services of the Study Centre, has the technical ability to receive these services and has accepted the conditions of this Agreement and Privacy Policy to express own interest or represents the interests of the legal entity/another person which is represented.

The Study Centre's website (hereinafter referred to as the website) is the official web page of the Study Centre on the Internet - www.cim-mia.com , which is one of the main sources of information for the Client.

Service – a set of consulting services for the teaching Client on the Diploma Programmes of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (United Kingdom) in scope of according to this Agreement, which the Client chooses independently.

The scope of services is a certain number of consulting sessions that are available to the Client according to this Agreement and determine the scope of the Client's rights to participate in the Diploma Programmes of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (UK).

Personal Data – information or a set of information about an individual (applicant) who is identified or can be specifically identified.

The subject of Personal Data is an individual (applicant) in respect of whom the processing of his Personal Data is carried out.

The consent of the subject of Personal Data – is any voluntary expression of the will of an individual to grant permission for processing his personal data in accordance with the formulated purpose of their processing. Payment for the services of the Study Centre supplies the consent of the subject of Personal Data to their processing.

The Chartered Institute of Marketing (UK) - is the UK's leading educational institution (Moor Hall, Cookham Maidenhead Berkshire, SL6 9QH, UK, website www.cim.co.uk, tel +44(0)1628 427500), which offers professional marketing Programmes for the professional marketers. The name of the institution in the original language is the Chartered Institute of Marketing (hereinafter referred to as CIM).

Diploma Programme - a professional marketing Programme for professional marketers Diploma in Professional Marketing, developed by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (UK), includes three modules ("Marketing & Digital Strategy", "Recourse Management", "Innovation in Marketing") with a total study duration of 12 months and is teachining by the Study Centre according to the CIM standards.

The CIM standard is an educational and professional study Programme for the qualified marketers, presented in the form of a syllabus (a detailed study plan) or several syllabuses.
The Diploma Programme Module (hereinafter referred to as the Module) is a separate course of the educational and professional study Programme for the qualified marketers, with a total study duration of 4 months.

 

1. AGREEMENT SUBJECT

1.1. In the manner and on the conditions stipulated by this Agreement, the Study Centre undertakes to supply the Client with consulting services for teaching the Client on the Diploma Programme Diploma in Professional Marketing (hereinafter referred to as the Programme) of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (UK).

1.2. The Diploma in Professional Marketing Programme consists of the following study modules (hereinafter each individual as Module):

1) "Marketing & Digital Strategy" Module
2) "Recourse Management" Module
3) "Innovation in Marketing" Module

1.3. A completed list of services, the procedure, and conditions for services supplition can be found on the website www.cim-mia.com and at the Service supplition procedure.

 

2. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS PARTIES

2.1. The Study Centre undertakes:

Enroll the Client in the Programme based on the results of the entrance test and interview. The decision to enroll in the Programme is made individually for each applicant on the basis of documents certifying the academic qualifications and professional experience of the Client, the results of testing, and interviews (see Qualification requirements).
2.1.2.    Supply the Client with administrative support and general information about the schedule of the consultation sessions with the Programme.
2.1.3.    Inform the Client about the Important Dates for assignment submission deadlines, supply the Client with organizational and methodological assistance during booking CIM sessions according to CIM registration procedures.
2.1.4.    Organize study groups and supply consultation sessions according to the syllabuses and CIM requirements, supply individual consultations according to the approved schedule.
2.1.5.    Provide administrative and technical support, as the CIM Accredited Study Centre, during the CIM sessions according to established procedure and on the dates, which are published in the informational materials of the Study Centre and the CIM (www.cim.co.uk).
2.1.6.    If CIM refuses to Client for renewal of study after the end of the study break (see clause  2.4.4. for the definition of the term "study break"), inform the Client within 7 business days of receiving a response from CIM.

2.2. The Study Centre has the right:

2.2.1. Receive payment for the services from the Client at the agreed time and for the full amount.
2.2.2.    The Study Centre has the right to refuse the Client’s registration for the CIM session if fees have not been paid.
2.2.3.    In exceptional, change the consultation sessions schedule and tutors - consultants of the Programme.
2.2.4.    Control the Client's attendance at consultation sessions and the fulfillment of tasks, formed by the tutor.
2.2.5.    Will not permit to Client's continue with the Programme if there is any non-compliance, or infraction either of the conditions of the Agreement or of the policies of CIM or of the Study Centre. If the Client is dismissed from the Programme, any previous payments made by the Client for the Programme will not be returned to the Client.
2.2.6. Permit the Client to take one study break with the right to continue the Programme. 

 

 

2.3. The Client undertakes:

2.3.1. Submit all the required documents by the deadline and according to the Procedure for enrollment in the Programme
2.3.2. Pay for the Study Centre’s services by the agreed deadline and in full.
2.3.3. Regularly attend consultation sessions and complete all tasks according to the Programme.
2.3.4. Comply the consultation sessions schedule, the CIM sessions schedule and Important Dates published on the information materials of the Study Centre and the CIM ( www.cim.co.uk ).
2.3.5. Book CIM sessions by the deadlines established by the CIM.
2.3.6. Submit assessments according to the CIM schedule published on the information materials of the Study Centre and the CIM ( www.cim.co.uk ).

 

2.4. The Client has the right:

2.4.1. Receive from the Study Centre all the necessary organizational and administrative information and tutors materials.
2.4.2. Assess the teaching quality and the consulting services by filling quality questionnaires developed by the Study Centre.
2.4.3. May send an email to the Study Centre, if the Client encounters any problem. The Study Centre which will send a written response within 30 working days.
2.4.4. Take one study break with the right to continue the Programme. The study break will be approved only if the Client has submitted an official application not later than 14 calendar days before the start of the intended date of the study break.
A study break is a period of time, of no longer than 6 months, when the Client is not receiving consulting services. A study break is considered to be completed if the Client has submitted a personal written application to continue. The Study Centre and the CIM will consult about the possibility of re-admitting the Client to the Programme. If CIM agrees, the results of the previous successfully submitted assessments are considered as completed, and are not required to be retaken. Individual modules of the Programme are offered at the new price of the Programme at the time the Client is readmitted.

 

3. STUDY CENTRE’S REMUNERATION AND PAYMENT PROCEDURE

3.1. For the supplition of the consulting services according to this Agreement, the Client pays the Study Centre a fee. The final fees depend on the scope of the services supplied, according to the Agreement, and determined by the price of each Module or the Programme as a whole on the date of the ordering (booking) service and / or the current fees and / or any other payment terms published on the website and / or sent to the Client's email address.
3.2. Study Centre's services are supplied to the Client upon prepayment (booking) by transferring funds to the Study Centre's settlement account.
3.3. If the Client does not pay for services in accordance with the Agreement, the Study Centre does not have an obligation to supply services to the Client.
3.4. The service fees can be unilaterally changed by the Study Centre by publishing new tariffs on the website. At the same time, the booked and paid by the Client services are supplied at the fees that were relevant at the time of the service booking.
3.5. The Client is solely responsible for the agreed deadlines of payments and any information supplied by the Client.
3.6. The invoice paid by the Client is a confirmation of the supplition of the Study Centre's services without applying an acceptance report.
3.7. The registration fee paid by the Client is used for the organization expenses that are related to the enrolling in the Programme. If Client refuses from the services of the Study Centre, the registration fee does not return.

 

4. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

4.1. Educational materials (text, audio, video, graphics and any other materials) created for/or during the Programme are the property of the Study Centre (the Programme tutors) and are protected by copyright.
4.2. The Parties have unconditionally agreed that any intellectual property rights to any materials accessed by the Client for consulting services according to this Agreement, are fully owned by the Study Centre and / or other copyright holders during the entire period of validity of intellectual property rights.
4.3. It is forbidden to сopying, reproducing, distributing or any other commercial or non-commercial application of the information and materials supplied by the Study Centre according to this Agreement, creating information products based on it, as well as using this information in any other way than for the personal exploitation.  
4.4. Services are supplied for the personal exploitation by the Client. It is forbidden to transfer the content of consultation sessions to third parties for sharing without the Study Centre's permission.
4.5. The Client understands and is aware that video and/or audio recording is carried out during the consultation sessions. Acceptance of this Agreement means that the Client gives permission to the Study Centre to carry out such fixation and use its results in any form and by any means without the consent of the Client, including in all projects and/or events organized and/or conducted by the Study Centre as advertising material, transfer to third parties etc.

 

5. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES

5.1. The Study Centre provides the consultation sessions for preparation of the CIM sessions, but does not guarantee the successful completion of the CIM sessions by the Client.
5.2. The Client is fully responsible for the quality of the assessments.
5.3. For non-execution or improper execution of the Agreement, the Parties accept responsibility in accordance with the current legislation of the country of the Study Centre.

 

6. FORCE MAJEURE CIRCUMSTANCES

6.1. The Parties are exempt from liability for full or partial failure to fulfill their obligations under this Agreement, if it is caused by force majeure circumstances (force majeure), such as: natural disasters, fires, floods, earthquakes, war, blockade, occupation, introduction of quarantine norms, seizures documents by state authorities (search, temporary access to things and documents, requests from state authorities on the basis of current legislation), regulations or laws issued by authorized state bodies that impose a ban on the supplition of services specified in this Agreement, etc. and beyond their control are extraordinary in nature and unpredictable.
6.2. In the event of force majeure circumstances, the deadline for fulfilling obligations is postponed by the time during which such circumstances will operate. If these circumstances and their consequences continue for more than 3 (three) months, then each of the Parties will have the right to refuse further fulfillment of obligations under the Agreement, and in this case neither of the parties will be entitled to compensation by the other party for possible losses.
6.3. The Party for which the impossibility of fulfilling obligations under this Agreement due to the occurrence of force majeure circumstances has arisen is obliged to immediately notify the other Party about this.
6.4. Non-information or untimely information about occurrence of force majeure circumstances leads to the loss of the right to refer to such circumstances as a basis for liability exemption.

 

7. TERM, AMENDMENT AND TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT

7.1. This Agreement is open-ended. The validity of the Agreement begins from the moment of its acceptance by the Client and continues until obligations fully fulfilled by the Parties according to the Agreement or until its termination.
7.2. If the Client is not attending consultation sessions without written information about it and does not apply a study break in accordance with clause 2.4.4, the Study Centre can prohibit the Client to continue with the Programme and inform the Client in writing.
7.3. If the Client applies a study break, the Agreement validity is continued for the period of a study break.
7.4. The Study Centre has the right to unilaterally change and add the Agreement without prior information to the Client. The terms and conditions of the Agreement remain valid for the Client from the time they are agreed, whether or not further amendments to the Agreement have been made for subsequent Clients. It is forbidden to make any changes and additions to this Agreement by the Client.
7.5. This Agreement is drawn up in Ukrainian, Russian and English. The main and mandatory version of the Agreement is in Ukrainian, and if there are any inconsistencies between the Ukrainian version and any translation, the Ukrainian version is preferred.

 

8. FINAL PROVISIONS

8.1. The Client guarantees that all the terms of this Agreement are clear and unconditionally accepted by him.
8.2. Issues not regulated by this Agreement should be interpreted in accordance with the current Ukraine legislation.
8.3. If there are disputes or disagreements, the Parties undertake to resolve them through mutual negotiations and consultations.
8.4. The Parties agree that all disputes arising from the relations regulated by this Agreement should be resolved in court at the location of the Study Centre with mandatory observance of the pre-trial (claim) procedure for settling disputes.
8.5. If for any reason any of the Agreement conditions are invalid (void) or illegal, it does not affect the validity of other conditions of this Agreement.

 

STUDY CENTRE DETAILS

PREMIER CONSULTING LLC
02149, Kyiv, 26 Mykola Bazhan Ave., office 244 
EDRPOU: 41734458 
tel. +38(097)175-84-84; 
email: welcome@cim-mia.com

 

 

The version is valid from December 15, 2022.

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