Instructor Terms and Conditions
Partners Academy
Operated by KAI Holdings Ltd
Last updated: 31 October 2026
1. Introduction and Agreement
These Instructor Terms and Conditions ("Instructor Terms") govern the relationship between KAI Holdings Ltd, trading as Partners Academy ("Partners Academy", "we", "us" or "our"), and individuals or businesses approved to provide educational content, training courses, webinars, workshops or related services through our platform ("Instructor", "you" or "your").
These Instructor Terms form a legally binding agreement when you expressly accept them as part of instructor registration or onboarding, or otherwise enter into an agreement incorporating them.
These Instructor Terms should be read alongside our general Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, Community Guidelines, Affiliate and Sponsorship Disclosure and any separately agreed Instructor Commercial Schedule.
Where a separately signed agreement expressly varies these Instructor Terms, the signed agreement will take precedence to the extent of the inconsistency.
2. About Partners Academy
Partners Academy is an online educational and professional networking platform offering training in affiliate marketing, influencer marketing, partnership marketing, digital marketing, business development and related professional subjects.
Our platform may allow approved independent instructors to create, publish, promote and deliver courses and other educational materials to registered students and members.
Partners Academy is operated by:
KAI Holdings Ltd
Gradene
Station Road
Ulceby
Lincolnshire
DN39 6UQ
United Kingdom
Registered in: England and Wales
Company Registration Number: [INSERT COMPANY NUMBER]
Email: help@partners.academy
Website: www.partners.academy
3. Independent Contractor Status
Instructors operate as independent third-party content providers and not as employees of KAI Holdings Ltd.
Nothing in these Instructor Terms is intended to create an employment relationship, worker relationship, agency, franchise, partnership or joint venture.
Instructors are responsible for managing their own business activities, subject to the terms of this agreement.
Unless separately authorised in writing, an Instructor must not:
- Represent themselves as an employee or director of KAI Holdings Ltd.
- Enter into contracts on behalf of Partners Academy.
- Make legally binding promises on behalf of Partners Academy.
- Use Partners Academy branding in a manner suggesting an employment or agency relationship.
- Represent that Partners Academy guarantees their teaching methods, commercial advice or financial claims.
The legal status of the relationship will be determined by its actual circumstances and applicable law, not merely by the description used in this agreement.
4. Instructor Eligibility and Approval
Instructors must be at least 18 years old and legally entitled to enter into a binding agreement.
Applicants must provide accurate and current information about their identity, professional background, business activities, qualifications and relevant teaching experience.
Partners Academy may request reasonable evidence of identity, professional experience, qualifications, business registration or ownership of submitted materials.
We reserve the right to accept or decline instructor applications based on legitimate business, quality, legal, security or suitability considerations.
Approval as an Instructor does not guarantee that any particular course will be accepted, published, promoted or sold.
5. Instructor Accounts and Security
Instructors are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of their account credentials and for activity conducted through their accounts, except where caused by circumstances for which they are not responsible.
Instructors must use appropriate account security measures and notify Partners Academy promptly if they suspect unauthorised access.
Instructor accounts must not be sold, transferred or shared with unauthorised individuals.
Where an Instructor operates through a company or teaching team, additional authorised users may be permitted subject to our approval and applicable access controls.
6. Course Submission and Approval
All courses and educational materials submitted to Partners Academy may be subject to review before publication.
Submission does not guarantee acceptance.
Partners Academy may assess:
- Relevance to the platform and its audience.
- Accuracy and educational value.
- Presentation and production quality.
- Course structure and learning objectives.
- Compliance with applicable law.
- Intellectual property ownership and permissions.
- Advertising and sponsorship disclosures.
- Accuracy of qualifications and commercial claims.
- Accessibility and technical compatibility.
- Potential harm to students or other platform users.
We may request revisions before approving a course.
We may also reject materials that are substantially duplicated, misleading, unsuitable or inconsistent with our educational standards.
7. Minimum Educational Standards
Instructors must take reasonable care and skill when preparing and delivering educational services.
Courses must be substantially consistent with their published descriptions and stated learning objectives.
Instructors must make reasonable efforts to ensure that educational content is accurate, coherent, understandable and appropriate for its intended audience.
Course descriptions must identify material prerequisites, equipment requirements, software costs or other significant conditions that students need to know before purchasing.
Instructors must not deliberately exaggerate the educational benefits of a course or conceal material limitations.
Where a course requires regular updates to remain consistent with its description, the Instructor must fulfil any maintenance obligations expressly agreed with Partners Academy.
8. Course Materials and Delivery
Educational materials may include video lessons, written modules, presentations, downloadable documents, quizzes, assessments, exercises, webinars and other approved resources.
Instructors must ensure that submitted materials are technically suitable for the platform and meet any published submission requirements.
Instructors must not upload malicious code, unauthorised tracking technologies or content that compromises the security of the website or its users.
Partners Academy may convert, compress, format, caption or otherwise technically adapt materials where reasonably necessary to host and deliver them, without materially altering their educational meaning.
We may establish technical standards for file formats, video quality, accessibility and course organisation.
9. Course Descriptions and Representations
Instructors are responsible for ensuring that information they submit about their courses is accurate and not misleading.
This includes:
- Course titles and descriptions.
- Learning objectives.
- Expected duration.
- Difficulty level and prerequisites.
- Instructor biographies and credentials.
- Certificates or qualifications offered.
- Included resources and support.
- Any additional costs.
- Claims concerning professional or commercial outcomes.
Instructors must not describe a course as accredited, officially certified or recognised by a professional body unless that status is genuine, current and properly authorised.
10. Course Ownership and Intellectual Property
Unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing, the Instructor retains ownership of the original intellectual property rights in course materials they lawfully create and submit.
By submitting materials, the Instructor grants KAI Holdings Ltd a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-bearing where applicable under the agreed commercial arrangements, sublicensable to necessary technical service providers, licence to host, reproduce, store, transmit, display, distribute to authorised students, technically adapt and promote those materials for the operation of Partners Academy.
This licence applies for the period during which the materials are available through Partners Academy and continues to the extent reasonably necessary to honour existing student access rights, maintain lawful records, resolve disputes and complete agreed wind-down arrangements.
Promotional use outside the ordinary marketing of the Instructor's courses, including substantial use in unrelated advertising campaigns, requires any additional permissions specified in the Instructor Commercial Schedule.
Partners Academy does not acquire ownership of an Instructor's original course content merely because it is hosted on the platform.
Ownership of content specifically commissioned or jointly developed by Partners Academy will be determined by a separate written agreement.
11. Third-Party Copyright and Permissions
Instructors warrant that they own or have obtained the necessary rights to use and license the materials they submit.
This includes rights relating to:
- Videos and photographs.
- Music and sound recordings.
- Presentations and written materials.
- Software demonstrations and screenshots.
- Trademarks and company logos.
- Guest appearances and recorded contributions.
- Third-party research and educational resources.
Instructors must not upload pirated, unlawfully copied or otherwise infringing materials.
Where third-party licences impose restrictions, the Instructor must disclose those restrictions before publication.
Partners Academy may remove or restrict materials where there are reasonable grounds to believe that intellectual property rights have been infringed.
12. Use of Partners Academy Branding
Instructors may identify themselves as approved Partners Academy instructors while their approval remains active, subject to any brand guidelines we provide.
Instructors must not modify, misuse or register confusingly similar versions of our trademarks, logos, domain names or other branding.
Use of Partners Academy branding does not imply that an Instructor is an employee, official spokesperson or authorised contracting agent.
Permission to use our branding may be withdrawn where reasonably necessary following termination, misuse or material breach.
13. Course Pricing and Commercial Arrangements
Paid courses may be sold at prices agreed between Partners Academy and the Instructor.
The applicable commercial arrangements must be recorded in an Instructor Commercial Schedule or other written agreement.
The schedule should identify:
- Approved course or service.
- Retail price and currency.
- Instructor revenue share or fee.
- How applicable taxes are treated.
- Refund and chargeback deductions.
- Any approved promotional discounts.
- Payment frequency and minimum payout thresholds.
- Responsibility for payment processing fees.
- Any agreed marketing or production costs.
Unless otherwise agreed, an Instructor has no authority to change the retail price of a course sold by KAI Holdings Ltd.
No particular level of course sales or earnings is guaranteed.
14. Instructor Revenue Share
Where revenue sharing applies, the Instructor's entitlement will be calculated according to the agreed commercial schedule.
The agreement must specify whether the revenue share is calculated using gross sales, net sales or another defined amount.
For clarity, any deductions for VAT, sales taxes, refunds, chargebacks, payment processing fees, promotional discounts or other costs must be expressly identified in the commercial schedule.
Partners Academy will not introduce undisclosed deductions from an Instructor's agreed entitlement.
Where a sale is refunded or reversed, the corresponding Instructor entitlement may be adjusted in accordance with the agreed calculation and applicable law.
Any overpayment or negative balance will be handled fairly and transparently.
15. Instructor Payments
Instructor payments will be made according to the payment schedule and method agreed in writing.
Instructors must provide accurate payment details and any tax or verification information reasonably required to process payments lawfully.
We may delay a disputed payment amount where reasonably necessary to investigate suspected fraud, refunds, chargebacks or a material breach, provided the delay is proportionate and the Instructor is informed where appropriate.
Undisputed amounts properly due will be paid in accordance with the agreed schedule.
Partners Academy may provide sales and payment statements through an instructor dashboard or other appropriate method.
16. Taxes and Financial Responsibilities
Instructors are responsible for their own income tax, corporation tax, social security contributions and other taxes arising from amounts paid to them, except where applicable law places an obligation on Partners Academy.
Instructors must provide accurate tax information where reasonably required.
VAT, sales tax, withholding tax and cross-border tax arrangements will be handled in accordance with applicable law and the agreed contractual structure.
Nothing in these Instructor Terms constitutes tax advice.
17. Refunds, Chargebacks and Student Complaints
Where KAI Holdings Ltd is the contracting supplier of a course, student refunds and cancellation rights will be administered in accordance with our Refunds and Cancellations Policy and applicable law.
Instructors agree to cooperate reasonably with investigations into course quality, access problems, misleading descriptions, intellectual property complaints and refund requests.
Where a refund results from an Instructor's material breach of these Instructor Terms, any financial adjustment or recovery from the Instructor will be determined under the agreed commercial schedule and applicable law.
Partners Academy will not automatically impose unlimited liability on an Instructor for every refund or chargeback.
Instructors must not make separate promises to students that conflict with the published purchase terms without prior written approval.
18. Student Relationships and Communications
Instructors may communicate with enrolled students through authorised Partners Academy features for legitimate teaching, assessment and course support purposes.
Instructors must treat students respectfully and professionally.
Instructors must not:
- Harass or intimidate students.
- Use student information for unauthorised marketing.
- Pressure students into unrelated purchases.
- Request unnecessary sensitive personal information.
- Solicit passwords or payment credentials.
- Use misleading sales tactics.
- Discriminate unlawfully against students.
Instructors must promptly notify Partners Academy of serious complaints or incidents relating to their courses.
19. Student Data and Privacy
Instructors may receive limited access to student personal information where necessary to provide teaching, assessment or authorised support.
Such information may include student names, course enrolments, learning progress, assessment results, assignments and course-related communications.
Instructors must use this information only for authorised purposes and in compliance with applicable data protection legislation.
Instructors must not:
- Sell or trade student information.
- Export student lists without authorisation.
- Add students to independent mailing lists without an appropriate lawful basis.
- Use student information for unrelated advertising.
- Share student information with unauthorised third parties.
- Retain student data longer than lawfully necessary.
Where an Instructor processes personal information on behalf of KAI Holdings Ltd, a separate data processing agreement containing the terms required by applicable law must be entered into before that processing begins.
Where an Instructor acts as an independent data controller, the parties will identify their respective responsibilities and provide any necessary privacy information.
20. Confidentiality
Instructors must protect confidential information received through their relationship with Partners Academy.
Confidential information may include non-public business information, commercial terms, platform security details, student information, unpublished course materials and confidential communications.
Instructors must not disclose such information except where authorised, required for proper performance of their obligations or required by law.
Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that is lawfully public, independently developed without misuse of confidential information or otherwise lawfully available without restriction.
21. Security and Incident Reporting
Instructors must use reasonable security measures when accessing Partners Academy systems and student information.
Instructors must notify Partners Academy without undue delay after becoming aware of an actual or suspected security incident involving platform credentials, student information or other data processed under this agreement.
Instructors must cooperate reasonably with incident investigation, containment and remediation.
Instructors must not independently notify affected students on behalf of KAI Holdings Ltd unless authorised or legally required to do so.
22. Earnings Claims and Business Results
Instructors must not promise guaranteed income, profits, commissions, business growth or other financial outcomes unless a specific claim is lawful, accurate and appropriately substantiated.
Any earnings examples, testimonials, performance figures or business case studies must be presented in a manner that is not misleading.
Instructors must distinguish between:
- Gross revenue.
- Affiliate commissions.
- Business turnover.
- Net profit.
- Hypothetical projections.
- Verified historical performance.
Material costs, limitations and commercial risks must not be concealed where their omission would make a claim misleading.
Partners Academy may request reasonable evidence supporting earnings claims and may refuse publication or remove unsupported claims.
Instructors must comply with our Earnings and Income Disclaimer and applicable advertising law.
23. Affiliate Links and Sponsorship Disclosures
Instructors must disclose relevant affiliate relationships, sponsorships, referral fees, complimentary products, paid endorsements and other material commercial interests associated with their educational content.
Where a course or lesson constitutes advertising, that fact must be made clear to students.
Instructors must not disguise advertising as independent educational advice.
Any affiliate links, sponsored recommendations or promotional codes included in course materials require compliance with our Affiliate and Sponsorship Disclosure and any applicable platform approval rules.
Partners Academy may require changes or removal of commercial promotions that are misleading, unlawful, excessive or inconsistent with the agreed educational purpose.
24. Outside Sales and Student Solicitation
Instructors may operate independent businesses and provide educational services outside Partners Academy unless a separate written agreement provides otherwise.
However, Instructors must not misuse confidential information, student data or platform access to divert transactions that they have specifically agreed to fulfil through Partners Academy.
Instructors must not falsely tell students that purchases made through Partners Academy are invalid or that they must pay again through an external website.
Any restrictions on external sales, exclusivity or promotion must be expressly agreed in writing and must be reasonable and enforceable under applicable law.
25. Course Promotion and Marketing
Partners Academy may promote approved courses through its website, email communications, social media channels, professional networks and other lawful marketing channels.
Instructors grant permission for Partners Academy to use approved course titles, descriptions, instructor names, professional biographies, photographs, excerpts and promotional assets for the ordinary marketing of their courses.
Marketing claims must accurately reflect the course and the Instructor's credentials.
Instructors may promote their Partners Academy courses independently, provided their promotional activities comply with applicable law, platform brand guidelines and agreed commercial terms.
Neither party guarantees any particular level of promotional exposure or sales unless expressly agreed.
26. Course Reviews and Ratings
Students may be permitted to submit reviews, ratings and feedback concerning courses and instructors.
Instructors must not manipulate reviews or ratings.
Prohibited conduct includes:
- Creating fabricated student reviews.
- Purchasing undisclosed positive reviews.
- Pressuring students to remove legitimate criticism.
- Threatening students who submit negative feedback.
- Offering undisclosed incentives for favourable ratings.
Partners Academy may moderate reviews in accordance with applicable law and its published community rules.
Legitimate negative feedback will not be removed solely because it is unfavourable to an Instructor.
27. Webinars and Live Teaching
Where an Instructor agrees to deliver a live webinar, workshop or teaching session, the Instructor must make reasonable efforts to attend and deliver the agreed session professionally.
The parties should agree in advance on the date, duration, subject, delivery format, recording arrangements and any applicable compensation.
If an Instructor cannot attend, they must notify Partners Academy as soon as reasonably practicable.
Rescheduling, replacement delivery and financial consequences will be handled under the relevant event agreement and applicable law.
Instructors must obtain necessary permissions from guests or other participants before supplying recordings for publication.
28. Recording and Reuse of Teaching Sessions
Where live teaching sessions are recorded, the parties must agree on the permitted recording and reuse arrangements.
Unless otherwise agreed, Partners Academy may use authorised recordings to provide the relevant course, webinar replay or educational service to eligible users.
Any wider commercial reuse, sale or licensing of recordings outside the agreed purpose requires the relevant permissions.
Instructors must disclose any third-party rights or restrictions affecting recorded material.
29. Certificates and Assessments
Where a course includes quizzes, assessments, certificates or completion badges, Instructors must ensure that the relevant requirements are accurately described.
Instructors must not falsely represent that completion of a Partners Academy course provides a regulated qualification, professional licence or external accreditation.
Any claim of independent accreditation must be supported by valid evidence and approved before publication.
Partners Academy may establish platform-wide rules for certificates, assessment integrity and completion records.
30. Accessibility and Inclusive Teaching
Instructors must not unlawfully discriminate against students or other users.
Instructors must cooperate reasonably with Partners Academy in meeting applicable accessibility obligations.
Where reasonably practicable and required by the agreed course standards, this may include providing captions, readable documents, accessible presentation materials or suitable alternatives.
Instructors should avoid unnecessarily excluding students with disabilities from educational participation.
31. Prohibited Content
Instructors must not submit or publish content that:
- Is unlawful, fraudulent or deliberately misleading.
- Infringes intellectual property rights.
- Contains malware or malicious technical instructions intended to compromise systems.
- Promotes harassment, unlawful discrimination or threats.
- Contains fabricated qualifications or commercial evidence.
- Encourages unlawful marketing practices.
- Misuses personal or confidential information.
- Contains undisclosed advertising where disclosure is legally required.
- Materially breaches the Partners Academy Community Guidelines.
Partners Academy may restrict or remove prohibited content in accordance with these Instructor Terms and applicable law.
32. Course Updates and Maintenance
Instructors should notify Partners Academy when they become aware of material inaccuracies or obsolete information in their published courses.
Where a course is marketed as current, regularly updated or continuously supported, the Instructor must fulfil any corresponding obligations expressly agreed.
Partners Academy may request correction of materially misleading or inaccurate content within a reasonable period.
If an Instructor fails to address a serious issue, we may temporarily suspend the affected course or take other proportionate action.
33. Platform Availability and Technical Support
Partners Academy is responsible for operating the platform in accordance with its own contractual and legal obligations.
Instructors must cooperate reasonably with technical requirements necessary for uploading, displaying and delivering course content.
We may perform maintenance, security updates and technical changes that affect course availability.
We will make reasonable efforts to minimise avoidable disruption and communicate material changes where appropriate.
34. Suspension of Instructor Privileges
Partners Academy may suspend an Instructor's ability to publish, sell or deliver courses where there are reasonable grounds to believe that:
- The Instructor has materially breached these terms.
- Submitted content is unlawful or seriously misleading.
- Student information has been misused.
- There is a credible intellectual property complaint.
- The Instructor has engaged in fraud or serious misconduct.
- The Instructor's account presents a material security risk.
- Continued publication would create a substantial legal or consumer protection risk.
Where appropriate, we may provide notice and an opportunity to correct the issue.
Immediate protective suspension may be necessary in serious cases.
35. Termination by the Instructor
Unless a separate written agreement specifies another period, an Instructor may terminate their ongoing participation by giving 30 days' written notice to help@partners.academy.
Termination does not automatically cancel obligations already owed to enrolled students or amounts properly due between the parties.
The parties will cooperate reasonably to manage existing course access, outstanding student support, payments and any necessary course withdrawal.
36. Termination by Partners Academy
Partners Academy may terminate an Instructor relationship by giving 30 days' written notice, unless a separate agreement provides otherwise.
We may terminate immediately where justified by serious fraud, unlawful conduct, material security threats, serious misuse of student data or another sufficiently serious contractual breach.
Termination will not remove accrued payment obligations or legal rights that have already arisen.
37. Existing Students Following Termination
Where students have purchased access to a course before the Instructor relationship ends, the parties must cooperate reasonably to protect existing contractual commitments.
Unless otherwise agreed, Partners Academy may continue hosting and providing previously purchased course content for the access period promised to those students, under the licence granted in these Instructor Terms.
Where ongoing teaching, marking or support is required, the parties will agree a suitable transition arrangement or other lawful remedy.
An Instructor must not deliberately disrupt existing students' access or remove necessary materials in breach of agreed obligations.
Partners Academy must not use this provision to create an unrestricted perpetual right to commercially exploit an Instructor's content beyond the agreed licence.
38. Final Payments and Account Reconciliation
Following termination, Partners Academy will calculate outstanding Instructor entitlements in accordance with the applicable commercial schedule.
Any legitimate adjustments for refunds, chargebacks, taxes or other expressly agreed deductions will be identified.
Undisputed amounts will be paid within the agreed payment period.
The parties will cooperate reasonably to resolve outstanding financial disputes.
39. Instructor Warranties
The Instructor represents and warrants that:
- They have authority to enter into this agreement.
- Information supplied during onboarding is accurate in all material respects.
- They own or have the necessary rights to submitted materials.
- Course descriptions and material claims are not knowingly misleading.
- They will comply with applicable laws and advertising standards.
- They will handle student information lawfully.
- They will not knowingly introduce malicious code or unlawful content.
- They will perform agreed teaching services with reasonable care and skill.
40. Responsibility and Indemnification
Each party remains responsible for its own acts, omissions, contractual obligations and legal duties.
Subject to the limitations in this agreement, the Instructor agrees to indemnify KAI Holdings Ltd against reasonable, properly evidenced losses, liabilities, damages and external legal costs arising from third-party claims to the extent caused by:
- The Instructor's infringement of third-party intellectual property rights.
- The Instructor's unlawful use or disclosure of personal information.
- Fraud or deliberate misconduct by the Instructor.
- Materially false representations made by the Instructor in breach of these terms.
This indemnity does not apply to the extent that a loss is caused by KAI Holdings Ltd's own negligence, unlawful conduct, breach of contract or unauthorised modification of the Instructor's materials.
The indemnified party must provide reasonably prompt notice of a claim, cooperate in its defence and take reasonable steps to mitigate losses.
No settlement imposing an admission or non-monetary obligation on the other party may be agreed on that party's behalf without its written consent.
41. Limitation of Liability
Neither party excludes or limits liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Subject to the preceding paragraph and any separately agreed liability provisions, neither party will be liable to the other for indirect or consequential losses that were not reasonably foreseeable when the agreement was made.
Any monetary liability cap, and any exceptions applying to intellectual property infringement, confidentiality, data protection or deliberate misconduct, must be expressly stated in the applicable Instructor Commercial Schedule or separately signed agreement.
Nothing in these Instructor Terms removes any statutory rights or obligations owed to students or other consumers.
42. No Guarantee of Earnings
Partners Academy does not guarantee any minimum number of enrolments, course sales, students, promotional impressions or Instructor earnings.
Actual earnings may depend on course quality, price, demand, marketing activity, competition, customer preferences and other factors outside either party's control.
Any forecasts or illustrations are not guarantees unless expressly agreed as binding contractual commitments.
43. Non-Exclusivity
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Instructor relationship is non-exclusive.
Instructors may create and sell their own lawful educational materials elsewhere, subject to intellectual property rights, confidentiality obligations and any specific commitments made under this agreement.
Partners Academy may engage other instructors, including instructors teaching similar subjects.
44. Conflicts of Interest
Instructors must disclose material commercial relationships or conflicts of interest that could reasonably affect the impartiality of their educational content or recommendations.
Relevant relationships may include sponsorships, affiliate commissions, ownership interests, employment relationships and payments from businesses discussed in course materials.
Partners Academy may require additional disclosure, editorial separation or other proportionate safeguards.
45. Complaints and Dispute Resolution
If a dispute arises between an Instructor and Partners Academy, the parties agree to make reasonable efforts to resolve it through good-faith discussions.
Complaints should be sent to help@partners.academy.
Where possible, the complaint should identify the relevant course, transaction or contractual issue and the resolution requested.
If the dispute cannot be resolved informally, either party may pursue the legal remedies available to it.
46. Changes to These Instructor Terms
Partners Academy may update these Instructor Terms where reasonably necessary to reflect legal requirements, security concerns, changes in platform functionality or legitimate operational needs.
We will provide reasonable advance notice of material changes, except where immediate changes are necessary for legal or security reasons.
Changes to agreed revenue shares, payment schedules, exclusivity obligations or other material commercial terms will require the agreement or lawful contractual process applicable to those terms.
We will not retrospectively alter amounts already earned without a lawful basis.
47. Notices
Formal notices under these Instructor Terms may be sent by email to the addresses designated by the parties, unless a separately signed agreement requires another method.
Instructors must keep their contact details current.
Notices to Partners Academy should be sent to help@partners.academy.
48. General Provisions
If any provision of these Instructor Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue in effect to the extent permitted by law.
A failure or delay in enforcing a contractual right does not automatically waive that right.
Neither party may transfer this agreement in a manner that materially prejudices the other party's rights without an appropriate contractual or legal basis.
Neither party is responsible for delay caused by events genuinely outside its reasonable control, except to the extent applicable law or the relevant agreement provides otherwise.
Nothing in this agreement restricts lawful disclosures to regulators, law enforcement agencies or other authorities.
49. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
These Instructor Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
Subject to any mandatory legal rules, the courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction over disputes arising from these Instructor Terms.
50. Instructor Acceptance
By accepting these Instructor Terms through the approved onboarding process, the Instructor confirms that they:
- Have read and understood these Instructor Terms.
- Agree to comply with the applicable platform rules.
- Have the legal authority to enter into this agreement.
- Understand that approval does not guarantee course sales or earnings.
- Will comply with the applicable commercial schedule.
- Will respect student privacy and intellectual property rights.
- Will make accurate and appropriately substantiated commercial claims.
The applicable agreement will be formed when the required acceptance and approval steps have been completed.
51. Contact Information
KAI Holdings Ltd
Trading as Partners Academy
Gradene
Station Road
Ulceby
Lincolnshire
DN39 6UQ
United Kingdom
Email: help@partners.academy
Website: www.partners.academy
© 2026 KAI Holdings Ltd. All rights reserved.