Use the website and learning resources responsibly, confirm programme-specific commercial terms in writing, and do not treat training as a guaranteed outcome.
1. Acceptance and eligibility
By using the website or enrolling in a programme, you agree to the applicable terms communicated for that service. Learners must provide accurate information and, where legally required, obtain consent from a parent or guardian.
2. Website and programme information
Course pages describe the intended learning direction. Curriculum, trainers, tools, schedules, delivery formats, assignments and availability may reasonably change to maintain relevance or respond to operational needs. Confirm the current written programme details before paying any fee.
3. Fees, payments and cancellations
Fees, instalments, taxes, due dates, cancellation rules, transfers and refunds must be stated in the written admission or payment terms supplied for the selected programme. Those programme-specific terms take priority. Do not rely on an informal conversation where written terms are available.
4. Learner participation
Learners are expected to attend responsibly, meet agreed deadlines, communicate respectfully, protect account access and avoid disrupting classes or communities. Access may be limited or withdrawn for serious misconduct, unlawful activity, harassment, cheating or misuse of institute systems.
5. Intellectual property and learning materials
Unless stated otherwise, course recordings, slides, templates, exercises, branding and learning resources remain the property of their respective owners. Learners may use supplied materials for personal learning but may not reproduce, resell, publicly distribute or provide account access to others without written permission.
6. Projects, tools and third-party platforms
Practical work may involve third-party services such as advertising, analytics, design, AI or publishing platforms. Their availability, features, pricing and policies can change independently. Learners are responsible for following platform rules and obtaining approval before using real client, employer or personal-business data.
7. Responsible use of AI
AI-generated material must be reviewed for accuracy, originality, confidentiality, bias and suitability. Learners must not upload restricted personal, client or employer information to an AI service without proper authority. AI assistance does not remove responsibility for the final work.
8. Career, placement and performance outcomes
Training, portfolio guidance or career support does not guarantee employment, salary, freelance income, rankings, advertising results, business revenue or any other outcome. Results depend on participation, ability, market conditions, budgets, platform decisions and many factors outside the academy’s control.
9. Media, testimonials and respectful conduct
Photographs, recordings, work samples or testimonials should be used for promotion only with appropriate permission. Learners may withdraw future promotional permission by writing to the academy, subject to material already lawfully published. Everyone is expected to respect privacy, intellectual property and the dignity of others.
10. Availability and limitation
The academy may suspend a class, platform or website feature for maintenance, safety, instructor availability or events beyond reasonable control. To the extent permitted by law, liability is limited to direct loss arising from a proven breach and excludes indirect or speculative losses. Nothing in these terms excludes rights that cannot legally be excluded.
11. Changes, applicable law and contact
Updated terms may be posted when services or legal requirements change. Continued use after an effective update means the revised website terms apply from that point. Programme-specific changes should be communicated through the relevant learner channel. Questions may be sent to info@6sigmadigital.com. Applicable law and dispute arrangements should be confirmed in the final admission agreement after professional legal review.