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You will receive an email confirming your registration and providing you with a PDF invoice for your records. Please check your spam folder in case our address has been blocked.
48 hours before the course commences, you will receive a reminder with any course materials required for the day that you may want to print.
Some DET and Microsoft 365 accounts are blocking our email address as spam or holding them in quarantine. Please check spam/quarantine folders first to release the email.
If our email is still not there, please email admin@higherlearning.net.au and provide us with a back up email address (such as gmail), and we will resend the invoice and registration.
Please also advise your IT department to remove our address from your spam filter.
If your employer is paying, when you pay by credit or debit card, you will receive a remittance invoice and enrolment registration email. You can then use this to get reimbursed from your employer.
Some employers require an invoice before the participant enrols online. You can request an invoice here.
Absolutely.
Our on-demand courses are through the Thinkific platform.
And some courses are offered online on zoom because face to face is still an important way to deliver PD and network with colleagues.
Yes. If you are interested in running any of the courses at your school for a faculty PD day, please complete our Contact Form, or email Vas directly (admin@higherlearning.net.au)
We value your privacy and security and that’s why we don’t store your credit card details. All payments are securely processed.
As soon as you are unable to attend, please contact us immediately admin@higherlearning.net.au
If a course is booked out, we will be able to offer your place to another teacher on the waiting list.
Many courses have been NESA accredited prior to the 2024 changes to professional development but have expired. Nonetheless, their quality continues to meet the Teaching Standards and count for your professional development hours.
Higher Learning is committed to being a high quality professional development provider.
We reserve the right to cancel or terminate a course or refuse any enrolment as permitted by law.
Courses need to meet the minimum enrolment requirements.
If we cancel:
If a course needs to be cancelled by us, for reasons beyond our, or the presenter’s control, we will:
1. Offer/transfer you to a different date for the same course or,
2. Credit your funds for any other course of the same value, or
3. Refund the amount (this may incur bank or online refund fees).
We will provide you with notice as soon as practicable. Higher Learning cannot be held liable for additional costs incurred by cancellation.
If you cancel:
Written notice 7 days before the start of the course is required, so we can move you to a different date, or hold your funds in credit. We are able to organise a refund but that may incur fees depending on the financial institution.
With less than 7 days written notice, we will only credit your payment for another course of the same value, or the same course at a future date.
Credit maybe used by another member of your school for same course or different course of same value.
Once a course has commenced, and you were unable to attend, no credits or refunds are possible.
If you are unable to attend your course, please contact us on admin@higherlearning.net.au so we can offer your place to another attendee.
This assists us to run courses by meeting minimum enrolment numbers, and mitigate any losses that maybe incurred by our presenters.
Higher Learning is committed to being a provider of quality professional development courses.
By enrolling in our courses, we anticipate that:
– Attendees have approval to attend the course by their employer.
– Attendees have accepted our Cancellation and Refunds policy.
– Enrolments are individual only.
Attendees acknowledge and accept that all presenter materials are copyright.
Materials must not be redistributed, republished, repurposed, sold, shared or used for any other reason than for own individual professional development.
