§3 Technical requirements
1. To use the Service properly,
you need a device with access to the Internet
and the Google Chrome, Apple Safari, or Mozilla Firefox
web browser in the latest stable version.
2. The user's computer must have all the necessary
accessories specified in the offer for the service
offered by the Service Provider,
and be free of viruses and connected to the Internet.
3. The Service Provider is not responsible for
difficulties in using the service, resulting from
incorrect configuration of the User's software or hardware,
or resulting from problems with the User's hardware or
internet connection.
§5 Types of services provided
1. Skill Mapper is a training-recruitment service provided in various languages, available to consumers, Companies and other Entities.
2. The purpose of the Service is to improve IT recruitment and training processes by creating and sharing recruitment tests and confirming IT skills.
3. The Service is provided fully remotely, using a website and additional electronic tools. Using the Skill Mapper requires having a specific number of Credits. Using the Service starts after creating a User Account.
§6 Conditions of service provision
1. Upon the creation of an Account by the User,
the User enters into an Agreement with the Service Provider for the provision of Services,
the terms of which are described in this Regulation.
The Agreement lasts until the User's Account is deleted.
2. The User has the right to withdraw from the Service and delete their account at any time without giving a reason.
To do this, use the appropriate button in the User Panel.
3. Payment for the service is made at the time of placing an order for additional Credits.
§7 Payments
1. Payments in the Service are made through the External Payment System (Stripe). Personal data and/or credit card data needed to make payments are stored in Stripe.
2. To document the sale of the Service through the Service to the Customer, the Service Provider issues a VAT invoice. The VAT invoice is issued at the time of purchase.
3. The Parties agree, and the User consents to receive invoices to the email address provided during registration or another email address provided at the time of purchase.
§8 Termination of the agreement
1. In accordance with the applicable provisions of the Consumer Rights Act of May 30, 2014, the User who is also a consumer may withdraw from the Agreement within 14 days from the date of its conclusion by deleting the User Account.2. In the event of withdrawal from the agreement, the Consumer has the right to request the Service Provider to return all
purchased and unused Credits. To do this, one must send an email to: info@willcodeacademy.com, Within 14 days of receiving the email, the Service Provider will return all purchased and unused credits to the User. Used credits are not refundable.3. Withdrawal from the Agreement for a given Service results in blocking access to all purchased Services.4. The Service Provider has the right to immediately withdraw from the Agreement and delete the User's account in the event of a breach of the Regulations by the Service Recipient, such as: a. misleading as to the identity of the Service Recipient,
b. violation of any applicable laws, rules of social coexistence and good manners, as well as the provisions of these Regulations,
c. using the information made available in the Service for any purposes contrary to law or these Regulations.
5. In the event of a breach of the regulations or violation of the law, the Service Provider will not refund the User any costs incurred.
§10 User rights and obligations
1. The User has the right to:
a. manage their Account,
b. use the Service and Services in accordance with the Regulations,
c. propose amendments to the Service and Services,
fill in satisfaction surveys with Services,
d. view and update their personal data,
e. direct inquiries to the technical support department
and/or submit a Complaint,
f. resign from optional marketing content,
including the Newsletter,
g. withdraw from the Agreement
on the terms specified in the Regulations.
a. before creating an Account, check whether they meet the technical requirements necessary to use the Website and the Service,
b. not to provide personal data of the Service Recipient and the User to Third Parties, or other Service Recipients, except in cases specified in the relevant legal regulations,
c. not to violate the copyrights of the Service Provider, including provision of paid or free materials from the Service to Third Parties,
d. not to use the Service in a way that disrupts the functioning of the Services, makes it difficult for others to use the Services, violates the rights of Third Parties, good manners or legal regulations.
§11 Rights and obligations of the Service Provider
1. The Service Provider has the right to:
a. update the Website, Services, Price List and Regulations,
b. change the prices of all services (except prices of current subscriptions) without notifying the User,
c. send important information about the Services to the User's e-mail address,
d. administer the User's personal data
for the purpose of providing the Services,
e. analyze the User's actions and data in order to optimize the Services,
f. block and delete User accounts that violate the Regulations,
g. cancel the Service at any time, without giving a reason.
2. The Service Provider undertakes:
a. to perform the Services in good faith based on this Regulation,
b. to inform Users about significant changes in the Services and Regulations,
c. to inform Users about changes in current subscription prices
c. to remove faults and errors appearing on the Website and in the Application as soon as possible.
§12 Intellectual property
1. All copyrights to the Service
and all content posted in the Service by the Service Provider,
in particular the rights to the Service Provider's logo,
the appearance of the Service, the Services offered in the Service, and the syllabus (micro-skill tree and knowledge base) belong exclusively to the Service Provider.
2. Any violation of the above rights
of the Service Provider may result in civil and criminal liability.
3. Trademarks published in the Service are protected
under the provisions of the Industrial Property Law
of June 30, 2000, and any use of them by Service Recipients
or other unauthorized persons without the prior
written consent of the Service Provider is prohibited.
§13 Final provisions
1. The Service Provider is not responsible for
difficulties in the implementation of the Service
caused by random factors independent of the Service Provider
(including factors dependent on the User, Third Parties or Force Majeure).
2. The Service Provider reserves the right to make changes to the Regulations. Each update is marked with the date from which its provisions apply.
3. In the event of a significant change in the terms of the Agreement, the User will be informed by e-mail at least 14 days before the planned changes. The User has the right to terminate the Agreement until the planned changes take effect. Failure to notify of the intention to terminate the Agreement or its non-termination by that time is considered as the User's consent to the provision of the Agreement on terms consistent with the new Regulations.
4. A significant change in the terms of the Agreement is considered to be a significant change in the Regulations, Privacy Policy or the Price List of current subscriptions.
5. Insignificant changes to the Regulations and Privacy Policy, changes in the scope, functionality and/or type of Services provided (not violating the Regulations), and changes in the Price List of services other than current subscriptions do not constitute a significant change in the terms of the Agreement.
6. Matters not regulated in the Regulations are subject to
the relevant provisions of Polish law and/or
provisions applicable to the place of residence of the consumer.
7. In the event of a change and/or invalidation as a result of a
final court judgment of any of the provisions of the Regulations,
the remaining provisions remain in force.
8. All disputes between the Service Provider and the Service Recipient
will be settled by the court having jurisdiction over the
Service Provider's place of residence.