Terms and Conditions
Terms and Conditions of Use and Contracting
The information made available by Behaviour is managed rigorously and updated regularly.
However, we recommend that all clients always confirm the applicable information at the time of contracting.
Content updates and review
The information and content relating to training programmes are under continuous review and are updated regularly.
Nature of the information presented
The information presented does not constitute any binding commitment or contract regarding the products and services provided by BEHAVIOUR.
It may contain errors or omissions resulting from the updates needed to ensure that current and relevant content is made available.
Confirmation of versions and applicable conditions
When purchasing products and services, clients must always confirm with BEHAVIOUR the most accurate and up-to-date version of the information,
valid at the time of contracting, including conditions, requirements, and dates.
Specific terms and conditions
The specific terms and conditions applicable to each service or training programme are defined in the registration form and in the proposal sent to the client.
It is that proposal, and not the website, that should be consulted for contracting, decision-making, and formal acceptance purposes.
Frequently asked questions
Is the information presented on the website binding?
The information presented does not constitute any binding commitment or contract regarding the products and services provided by BEHAVIOUR and may contain errors or omissions resulting from updates.
What should be confirmed at the time of contracting?
When purchasing products and services, clients must always confirm with BEHAVIOUR the most accurate and up-to-date version of the information, valid at the time of contracting, including conditions, requirements, and dates.
Where are the terms and conditions applicable to each service or training programme defined?
The specific terms and conditions applicable to each service or training programme are defined in the registration form and in the proposal sent to the client. It is that proposal, and not the website, that should be consulted for contracting, decision-making, and formal acceptance purposes.
See also
Related institutional information: privacy, terms of use, and intellectual property protection.