Terms of service

WritePath Education Last updated: 14 August 2026 · Version 2.2

1. About these Terms

These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern your access to and use of the websites, online learning programs (including Daily Success and Trio Journals) and related services (the "Service") provided by GISE Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 70 664 663 049), trading as WritePath Education ("WritePath", "we", "us", "our").

By creating an account, subscribing, registering a student, or otherwise using the Service, you agree to these Terms. If you use any part of the Service without an account — including the open sample library described in section 5A and the free Writing Skill Level Test described in section 5B — these Terms govern that use. If you do not agree, do not use the Service. These Terms are a contract between WritePath and you, the adult parent or guardian who creates and manages the account (the "Account Holder", "you"). They should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which explains how we handle personal information.

2. Eligibility, accounts, security and your children

•           You must be at least 18 and the parent or legal guardian of each student you register (or otherwise authorised to act for them and to enter these Terms on their behalf).

•           The Service is purchased and managed by you; students do not contract with us and do not transact with us directly. You are responsible for the students you register, for supervising their use of the Service, and for their compliance with these Terms.

•           You agree to provide accurate, current and complete information and to keep it up to date. You are responsible for the security of your account and sign-in details, and for all activity that occurs under your account or the accounts of students you register.

•           Account security. You must keep your sign-in details confidential and notify us promptly if you suspect any unauthorised access to or use of your account. We may take reasonable steps to protect your account and the Service, including requiring a password reset or temporarily suspending access, and will aim to restore access once the issue is resolved.

•           One account is for a single family/household and the students registered on it (up to the plan limit). You must not share account access beyond your household or allow use by anyone other than the registered students.

3. The Service

WritePath provides a structured online English learning program: students work through learning content and tasks, submit responses, and receive personalised, AI-assisted feedback, with the same feedback delivered to the Account Holder.

The Service is an educational support and practice program. It is a supplement to — not a replacement for — formal schooling, professional tuition, or professional advice. We may add, change, improve, or discontinue features, content or programs from time to time (see section 15).

We also offer a free, one-off Writing Skill Level Test — see section 5B — and, from time to time, an open sample library — see section 5A.

4. Subscriptions, plans, billing and price changes

•           Plans. The Service is offered on a subscription basis. Plans are priced by the number of students on the membership and are billed monthly or yearly, as shown at checkout. All prices are in AUD and include GST unless stated otherwise.

•           Payment. Payments and subscriptions are processed by our third-party providers (currently Shopify and Simplee and their underlying payment processors). By subscribing, you authorise recurring charges to your nominated payment method for the plan and billing cycle you select.

•           Automatic renewal. Your subscription automatically renews at the end of each billing cycle (monthly or yearly) at the then-current price, and your payment method is charged, until you cancel (see section 6). You may cancel at any time to stop future renewals.

•           Price changes. We may change subscription prices. We will give you reasonable advance notice of a price change before it applies to your renewal. If you do not accept the new price, you may cancel before the change takes effect; continuing after the change takes effect means you accept the new price.

•           Failed payments. If a payment fails, we (or our providers) may retry the charge and may suspend or cancel access if payment is not received.

5. Free trial

We may offer a free trial (such as a free first week) from time to time. Unless stated otherwise, a free trial gives limited free access, does not require payment, and does not automatically convert into a paid subscription — to continue after the trial you choose and subscribe to a paid plan. We may change or withdraw free-trial offers at any time. Nothing in this section limits any Non-Excludable Right (see section 18).

Separately from the free trial, an open sample library may be available without any sign-up at all — see section 5A.

5A. The open sample library and other free content

(a) What it is. We may make a selection of learning modules, quizzes and other content openly available on our websites without an account or sign-up (the "Open Library"), so families can see the real program — including, where offered, submitting a quiz or task and receiving AI-assisted feedback by email — before deciding to try or buy anything. The Open Library is provided free of charge.

(b) These Terms apply to you as a visitor. If you use the Service without an account — including browsing the Open Library, submitting a response through it, or receiving feedback from it — these Terms apply to that use, and "you" means you, the person using it. Sections 8 (acceptable use), 9 (intellectual property), 10 (submissions), 11 (AI and feedback), 12 (educational content), 13 (no guarantee of outcomes), 14 (student safety) and 17 to 27 apply to your use of the Open Library as if references to the Service included the Open Library. If you are under 18 you may read the Open Library, but any email address or consent must be provided by your parent or guardian (see paragraph (e)).

(c) Your licence. We grant you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to view and use the Open Library in your browser for personal, non-commercial evaluation within your family or household. Except as expressly permitted by these Terms or by law that cannot be excluded, you must not: copy, reproduce, download in bulk, republish, communicate to the public, distribute, sell, license or otherwise commercially exploit Open Library content; scrape, crawl, harvest or systematically extract it, whether manually or by any automated means (including bots, scripts and AI agents); use it, or permit it to be used, to train, fine-tune, evaluate or benchmark any machine-learning or artificial-intelligence system, or to compile any dataset; use it to build, inform or operate any product or service that competes with the Service; frame or mirror it on another site; remove or obscure any proprietary notice; or use it for any school, tutoring, institutional or other commercial purpose without our prior written agreement. The Open Library remains our (or our licensors') intellectual property, and all rights not expressly granted are reserved.

(d) Open submissions and feedback. If you submit a response through the Open Library, section 10 applies to that submission (including processing by third-party AI providers to generate the feedback) and section 11 applies to the feedback. In addition, because the Open Library is a free evaluation service: feedback is provided as a courtesy, on an "as is" basis, with no commitment as to availability, turnaround or continued provision; we may apply fair-use limits (including daily and per-person caps and length limits); and we may decline, delay or not respond to any submission, including where we reasonably suspect automated, repeated, commercial or bad-faith use. We have no obligation to store open submissions or feedback or to make them available later — the emailed copy is your copy. Please do not include unnecessary personal or sensitive information in an open submission.

(e) The email address you provide. The Open Library does not create an account. The name and email address entered into an open quiz are used to deliver the feedback for that submission and — as stated at the point of collection — to send a short series of follow-up emails about the program and related offers, each containing a working unsubscribe link. The email address provided must belong to a parent, guardian or other adult: by submitting, you confirm that you are at least 18, or that your parent or guardian has provided their email address and their permission. We handle this information as described in our Privacy Policy.

(f) Promotional codes. We may issue promotional or discount codes in connection with the Open Library or other free resources. Unless the offer states otherwise: each code may be used once, by one account; codes expire on the stated date and have no cash or resale value; codes cannot be combined with other offers; and we may cancel, decline or limit codes that we reasonably believe were obtained or used through misuse, automation, resale or other abuse. A code is an invitation to subscribe on the stated discounted terms; it is not a payment instrument.

(g) Changes and withdrawal. The Open Library is a free showcase. We may change, rotate, limit, suspend or withdraw it (in whole or in part, generally or for a particular person) at any time without notice. Nothing in this section creates an entitlement to free content, feedback or codes, and the Open Library does not form part of any paid subscription (section 15 applies to paid features, not to the Open Library).

(h) Your rights. Nothing in this section excludes, restricts or modifies any Non-Excludable Right (see section 18) or any other right you have under law that cannot lawfully be excluded.

5B. Writing Skill Level Test

(a) What the test is, and how these Terms apply. The Writing Skill Level Test is a free, one-off writing assessment for children in Years 5–12. It does not require an account. By submitting a piece of writing for assessment (or by requesting a test link for your child), you agree to these Terms, and this section in particular, and to the collection and handling of information described in our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, do not submit.

(b) Who may use it. The test may be requested only by a person who is (i) at least 18 years old, and (ii) the parent or legal guardian of the child whose writing is submitted, or authorised by that parent or guardian. By submitting, you warrant that this is true. The report is prepared for you as the parent or guardian and is delivered only to the email address you provide; the emailed test link for your child exists so that your child never needs to handle your contact details.

(c) What you receive. One assessment of one piece of writing, comprising an indicative writing level, criteria observations, a suggested starting point in the WritePath program, written feedback in the format WritePath members receive, and the additional context signals described in paragraph (f). The test is provided free of charge, as-is, and we may change, limit, suspend or withdraw it (in whole, or for particular users) at any time without notice. Nothing requires us to assess any particular submission.

(d) What the test is not. The test is a reading of one piece of writing, written at home, assessed by our marking system against Australian year-level expectations. It is not a standardised instrument, not NAPLAN or any school assessment, not a psychometric or diagnostic evaluation, and not professional or educational advice about your child. The level, criteria and suggested starting point are indicative only, are provided to help you decide whether and where to begin the program, and may differ from assessments made by schools or other providers. The section of these Terms titled "No guarantee of outcomes" applies to the test, and nothing in the test's report is a promise about your child's future results.

(e) AI assessment. Test submissions are assessed using artificial intelligence, on the same basis described in the section titled "Artificial intelligence and feedback": AI-assisted assessment and feedback may contain errors or omissions, and should be read with that in mind. We review certain results before release and may withhold, correct or reissue a report.

(f) Context signals: AI-authorship likelihood and how the piece was written. The report may include (i) an AI-authorship likelihood — our marking system's estimate, from the text alone, of how likely the piece was generated by AI rather than written by a student; and (ii) composition signals measured by the test page while the piece was written — total writing time across sittings, estimated focused writing time, and how much of the final text arrived by paste versus typing. These are independent, indicative signals provided to you as context. None of them is a determination or an accusation, each can be wrong in both directions, and we make no representation that any of them proves how a piece was created. You are responsible for any conclusions you draw and any conversations you have with your child about them.

(g) Fair use of a free service. To keep the test available, we apply limits (including the number of submissions per email address in a period and daily capacity) and may decline, without assessment, submissions that are not a genuine attempt at the test task, that appear automated or abusive, or that attempt to interfere with the assessment system (including attempts to instruct or manipulate the marker). Where we decline a submission, no level is recorded and the writing is not retained.

(h) Student safety. If a submission discloses matter that raises a safety concern about the writer, we will not assess it in the normal way and may act as described in the section titled "Student safety, content escalation and authority disputes", including reviewing the submission and contacting the parent or guardian or, where we judge it necessary, appropriate authorities.

(i) Intellectual property. Your child (or you) retains ownership of the writing submitted. You grant us a licence to reproduce and process the submission as needed to assess it, prepare and deliver the report, operate and protect the test, and meet our legal obligations, and to improve our assessment systems, in a form that does not identify you or your child. The test questions, stimulus materials, marking criteria, criteria ladders, report design and wording, and all program materials referred to in the report are our intellectual property (or licensed to us). The report is provided for your family's personal, non-commercial use. You must not scrape, harvest, reproduce, republish or commercially exploit the test, its questions or criteria, or use the test to build, train or benchmark a competing product or dataset.

(j) Offer codes. A test report may be followed by personal discount codes for the child's family. Unless stated otherwise at the time: codes expire on the date stated; each code may be used once, by one account, on the first billing cycle of a subscription only; codes have no cash value, cannot be exchanged, and cannot be combined with other codes in one checkout. Codes are issued for the family the test was taken for; if a code is used by another account we may honour it as issued, but we may cancel or refuse any code we reasonably believe is being abused, farmed or resold, and we may correct pricing where a code was applied contrary to these conditions.

(k) Your data, deletion and emails. The Privacy Policy describes what we collect for the test, how long we keep it, and how deletion works — including the one-click deletion link in every report, which erases the writing, the assessment and your child's name from our records. Deleting the assessment data does not, by itself, unsubscribe you from emails: the report and any follow-up emails include an unsubscribe link, and unsubscribing is effective from when you use it. We may retain minimal records (such as your email address and submission timestamps) to operate our limits, honour opt-outs, and protect the service.

(l) Liability. The test is a free service. To the maximum extent permitted by law — and subject always to the section titled "Australian Consumer Law", which prevails to the extent of any inconsistency — we exclude liability for loss arising from reliance on the test's level, feedback, starting point or context signals, and our total liability in connection with the test is limited to re-supplying the assessment. Nothing in this section excludes rights that cannot be excluded.

6. Cancellation and refunds

•           Cancel anytime. You can cancel your subscription at any time from your account ("My Account"). When you cancel, your subscription stops renewing and your access continues until the end of the period you have already paid for; it is not cut off immediately.

•           No pro-rata refunds for change of mind. Except as required by law (including the Australian Consumer Law — see section 18) or as expressly stated in these Terms (see section 15), we do not provide refunds or credits for partial billing periods, for time not used, or for change of mind.

•           How refunds are made. Where we do provide a refund (including any refund required under the Australian Consumer Law), we will make it to your original payment method within a reasonable time, in accordance with normal industry practice and the rules of our payment providers.

•           Your consumer rights are not affected. Nothing in this section limits any refund or remedy you are entitled to under the Australian Consumer Law where there is a major failure or the Service is not as guaranteed.

•           We may also cancel or suspend a subscription as set out in section 16.

7. Tax invoices

A valid Australian Tax Invoice for each charge is available to you at any time through My Account → Billing history. By accepting these Terms you agree we may make tax invoices available to you electronically in this way.

8. Acceptable use and misuse of the Service

You must ensure that you, and each student registered on your account, use the Service in good faith for genuine personal educational purposes within a single family or household. In particular, you agree that you and the students you register will not:

•           (a) make excessive, automated, repetitive, blank, nonsensical, spam-like or bad-faith submissions, or place an unreasonable load on the Service;

•           (b) submit work that is repeatedly copied, generated by another person or system, or otherwise not a genuine student attempt;

•           (c) use the Service to scrape, data-mine, copy, reproduce, distribute, publish, reverse engineer, benchmark, test, train, evaluate or develop any product, dataset, model, or competing service, or to create derivative works from the learning content or feedback, except as expressly permitted;

•           (d) share, resell, sublicense or provide account access to anyone outside your household, allow use by anyone other than the registered students, register more than one student under a single student profile, or bypass plan limits or payment controls;

•           (e) upload or submit unlawful, infringing, harmful, abusive, threatening, offensive, discriminatory, sexually explicit, exploitative or defamatory content;

•           (f) submit another person's personal information without the authority to do so;

•           (g) attempt to access the Service in an unauthorised way, interfere with or disrupt it, or circumvent any security or access control;

•           (h) use the Service for any commercial, school, tutoring, institutional, NDIS-provider or resale purpose, or on behalf of any organisation, without our separate written agreement (the Service is licensed for personal family/household use only); or

•           (i) otherwise use the Service in a way that is unreasonable, unlawful, harmful, or inconsistent with these Terms.

Work submitted for assessment must be the student's own; submitting work generated by another person or by AI tools as the student's own is a misuse of the Service.

We may investigate suspected misuse and take action as set out in section 16. Nothing in this section limits any Non-Excludable Right (see section 18).

9. Intellectual property and your use of the feedback we provide

All content, materials, curriculum, text, questions, feedback frameworks, software, design, trade marks and other materials that make up the Service are owned by WritePath or its licensors and are protected by intellectual-property laws. We grant you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to access and use the Service and its content for the personal educational use of the students registered on your account, in accordance with these Terms. All rights not expressly granted are reserved. You must not remove any proprietary notices.

The feedback and reports we provide. You may view, download, print and retain the personalised feedback and reports we provide, for the personal educational use of the registered students. You must not publish, sell, redistribute, sublicense, scrape or systematically extract that feedback, or use it (or any part of the Service) to build, train, benchmark or operate a competing product or service.

10. Student submissions and your content

You and the students retain ownership of the original work that students submit through the Service ("Submissions"). By submitting content, you grant WritePath a worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, store, copy, transmit, process and analyse Submissions — including by means of third-party AI service providers — to operate, provide and assess the Service and deliver feedback, and to create de-identified and aggregated material that does not identify any individual, which we may use to maintain, improve and develop the Service. We do not authorise AI providers to use Submissions to train their own models (see our Privacy Policy). You confirm you have the right to grant this licence for all content you or your students submit.

How writing is submitted and measured. Writing modules are completed in a writing area on our website. While your child writes, the page measures how the piece is composed — writing time across sittings, an estimate of focused writing time, a count of keystrokes, and the size and number of pasted insertions. We record counts, sizes and timings only: this measurement is not a keystroke logger and does not capture what was typed beyond the writing your child submits. These measurements are shown to the parent or guardian account holder alongside feedback (see section 11) and are used to operate and protect the Service. Drafts are also saved in the browser on your child's device as they type, so an interrupted session is not lost; that draft stays on the device and is cleared when the piece is submitted.

11. Artificial intelligence and feedback

Feedback and assessment within the Service are generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence, within human-designed curriculum and feedback frameworks. Feedback is provided for educational practice purposes on an "as is" basis. While we take reasonable care in designing, configuring and reviewing our feedback systems, AI-assisted feedback may contain errors or omissions, and is not professional, academic, examination or career advice. It does not replace a teacher, tutor, school or professional. If you have a concern about feedback, you can contact us and a person will review it. Nothing in this section limits the consumer guarantees or any other Non-Excludable Right (see section 18).

Signals shown to parents. Feedback emails sent to the parent or guardian may include information not shown in the student's copy: the estimated focused writing time, how the piece arrived (typed versus pasted), and an AI-authorship likelihood. The AI-authorship likelihood is our marking system's estimate from the text alone; it is independent of the composition measurements shown beside it. All of these are indicative signals to support your involvement in your child's learning — none is a determination that any piece was or was not your child's own work, and each can be wrong in both directions. The student's feedback — scores, comments and next steps — is identical in both copies. We do not suspend or terminate access, or make any other adverse decision about a student, solely on the basis of an automated signal: any such action involves review by a person, and you can ask us at any time to have a signal or feedback reviewed (section 27).

12. Educational content and corrections

We take reasonable care in designing, preparing and reviewing our learning content, tasks, examples, explanations and feedback. However, educational content may occasionally contain errors, omissions or require updating. If you believe content or feedback is incorrect, you should contact us and we will review the issue within a reasonable time.

Where we identify an error, we may correct or update the relevant content, provide revised feedback, or take other reasonable steps we consider appropriate. The Service is provided for educational practice and support purposes only, and you should not rely on it as a substitute for formal schooling, professional teaching, assessment, academic advice or examination advice.

Nothing in this section limits any consumer guarantee or other Non-Excludable Right under the Australian Consumer Law (see section 18).

13. No guarantee of outcomes

The Service is designed to support skill development through regular practice and feedback. We do not guarantee any particular educational outcome, result, grade, mark, ATAR, rank, exam, scholarship or selective-entry outcome, or any specific level of improvement. Outcomes depend on many factors outside our control, including each student's effort, consistency and circumstances.

14. Student safety, content escalation and authority disputes

•           Safety and content escalation. The wellbeing of students matters to us. If a Submission or use of the Service indicates a possible risk of harm — including self-harm, abuse, neglect, threats, exploitation, illegal conduct, or a serious safety risk to any person — we may, acting reasonably and lawfully, review the relevant content, restrict or suspend access, notify you as the Account Holder, and disclose information to appropriate authorities or support services where we consider it necessary or appropriate and where the law permits. We are not obliged to monitor Submissions, and this section does not make us responsible for content you or a student submit.

•           Authority and custody disputes. If there is a genuine dispute about who holds parental authority or the right to manage the account (for example, between separated parents or guardians), we may suspend or restrict access until the dispute is resolved or authority is clarified, in order to protect the student and all parties. We are not responsible for resolving family or custody disputes and will act reasonably on the information available to us.

15. Changes to, and availability of, the Service

We may modify, update, add to, suspend or discontinue any part of the Service at any time. We aim to provide reasonable notice of material changes that adversely affect paid subscribers. If, during a period you have already paid for, we permanently and materially reduce a paid feature of the Service in a way that significantly affects what you are paying for, we will — at your election — provide a pro-rata refund or account credit for the unused portion of that period, or you may cancel. We do not guarantee the Service will be available uninterrupted or error-free; it may be unavailable for maintenance, updates or reasons beyond our control. This section does not limit any Non-Excludable Right (see section 18).

16. Suspension and termination

•           By you. You may stop using the Service and cancel your subscription at any time (section 6).

•           By us. We may suspend, restrict or terminate your access (in whole or part) if you breach these Terms, fail to pay, or misuse the Service (section 8), or where reasonably necessary to protect the Service, other users, our staff, any person's safety, or our legal rights, or to comply with the law.

•           Notice and a chance to fix. Where it is reasonable to do so, we will give you notice and an opportunity to remedy the issue before we suspend or terminate access. We may act immediately where we reasonably consider it necessary — for example, for serious or repeated misuse, unlawful or harmful conduct, a security or safety risk, non-payment, or to protect WritePath, students, other users, our staff or any person.

•           Effect. On termination, your right to use the Service ends and the licences in section 9 cease. Sections that by their nature should survive (including sections 5A, 5B, 9–14, 17–22 and 25–26) survive termination. If we terminate your access other than because of your breach or misuse of the Service, we will provide a pro-rata refund or credit for the unused portion of any period you have already paid for. Otherwise, termination does not entitle you to a refund except as required by law or as provided in section 15.

•           Your consumer rights are not affected. Suspension or termination does not affect any right or remedy you have under the Australian Consumer Law (see section 18).

17. Disclaimers

To the maximum extent permitted by law, and subject to section 18, the Service and all content and feedback are provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any kind, whether express or implied, including as to accuracy, fitness for a particular purpose, availability, or that the Service will meet your requirements or be uninterrupted, secure or error-free.

18. Australian Consumer Law

Certain rights and guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) and other laws cannot be excluded, restricted or modified ("Non-Excludable Rights"). Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies any Non-Excludable Right. If you are a "consumer" under the ACL, you may be entitled to remedies (including, in some cases, a refund) for a failure to meet a consumer guarantee.

Where the law permits us to limit our liability for breach of a consumer guarantee (other than guarantees that, by law, cannot be limited — which generally includes guarantees in respect of services ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use), our liability is limited, at our option, to re-supplying the relevant service or paying the cost of having it re-supplied. Where the law does not permit that limitation, this paragraph does not apply.

19. Limitation of liability

This section is subject to section 18 (your Non-Excludable Rights). Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes liability that cannot lawfully be limited or excluded — including liability for fraud, wilful misconduct, or death or personal injury caused by our negligence. Subject to that, and to the maximum extent permitted by law:

•           WritePath is not liable for any indirect, special, incidental, consequential or punitive loss, or for loss of profits, revenue, data, goodwill, opportunity, or anticipated savings, arising out of or in connection with the Service or these Terms, however caused;

•           WritePath is not liable for loss or damage to the extent caused by matters beyond our reasonable control, by third-party services (section 20), or by your or a student's misuse of, or reliance on, the Service or feedback; and

•           WritePath's total aggregate liability to you arising out of or in connection with the Service and these Terms is limited to the greater of (a) the total subscription fees actually paid by you to WritePath for the Service in the 12 months immediately before the event giving rise to the liability, or (b) AUD $100.

20. Third-party services

The Service relies on and integrates with third-party services (including Shopify, Simplee and payment processors, Google and other infrastructure and identity providers, and AI providers). Your use of those services may be subject to their own terms and policies. To the extent the matter is outside our reasonable control, and subject to your Non-Excludable Rights, we are not responsible or liable for third-party services, their availability, or their acts or omissions. This does not limit any responsibility we have for our own platform, our own selection and integration of providers, our own representations, or our own obligations under the Australian Consumer Law and the Privacy Act.

21. Indemnity

To the extent permitted by law, you agree to indemnify WritePath against direct, reasonably foreseeable loss, damage, liability, costs and expenses (including reasonable legal costs) that we reasonably incur arising from: (a) your breach of these Terms; (b) your or a registered student's serious or deliberate misuse of the Service; (c) content you or a student submit that infringes the rights of a third party or breaches any law; (d) your fraud or unlawful conduct; or (e) your breach of any law. This indemnity does not apply to ordinary, good-faith use of the Service, and is reduced to the extent the loss was caused by our own breach, negligence or unlawful act, or by a third party. Nothing in this section requires you to indemnify us in a way that is not permitted by law.

22. Privacy

We handle personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy, which should be read together with these Terms. Please read it to understand how we collect, use, disclose and protect personal information, including children's information and the use of AI.

23. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms from time to time. The current version is always available on our website and is effective from the date shown.

•           Material adverse changes. Where we make a material change that is adverse to you as a paid subscriber, we will take reasonable steps to notify you in advance, and — wherever practicable — the change will take effect from your next renewal. You may cancel before the change takes effect if you do not accept it, and your access will continue until the end of the period you have already paid for.

•           Other changes. Minor changes, and changes required for legal, security or operational reasons, may take effect on the date shown.

•           Continuing to use the Service after a change takes effect means you accept the updated Terms.

24. Notices and communications

We may give you notices and communications by email (to the address on your account), through the Service, or by posting on our website. You consent to receiving service, transactional and administrative communications electronically. It is your responsibility to keep your contact details current.

25. General

•           Assignment. You may not assign or transfer your rights under these Terms without our consent. We may assign or novate these Terms (for example, in connection with a sale or restructure) on reasonable notice. If an assignment or novation by us materially disadvantages you, you may cancel your subscription and receive a pro-rata refund of any unused prepaid period.

•           Severability. If any provision is found void, unenforceable or unfair, it is severed (or read down to the minimum extent) and the remaining provisions continue.

•           Waiver. A failure or delay by us to enforce a provision is not a waiver of it.

•           Entire agreement. These Terms are the entire agreement between you and us about the Service and supersede prior agreements and understandings. Nothing in this clause excludes or limits any liability for misleading or deceptive conduct, or any Non-Excludable Right.

•           No partnership/agency. Nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, agency, employment or joint-venture relationship.

•           Force majeure. We are not liable for failure or delay caused by events beyond our reasonable control.

26. Governing law and jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by the laws of the Australian Capital Territory, Australia. You and we submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the Australian Capital Territory and the Commonwealth of Australia.

27. Contact us

WritePath Education (GISE Australia Pty Ltd) · ABN 70 664 663 049 Email: hello@writepatheducation.com

These Terms of Service should be read together with our Privacy Policy.