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Student Terms of Use and Privacy Policy: 1. GTI Websites and Content
Student Terms of Use and Privacy Policy: 1. GTI Websites and Content
1.1 The following are owned and operated by GTI ("the Sites"):
targetjobs.co.uk;
targetpostgrad.com;
targetcareers.co.uk;
targetjobsevents.co.uk;
targetjobsawards.co.uk;
undergraduateoftheyear.com;
schoolschallenge.targetjobs.co.uk;
studentchallenge.targetjobs.co.uk;
gradireland.com (Ireland);
postgradireland.com (Ireland);
summergradfair.ie (Ireland);
irelands100.com (Ireland)
This list is not exclusive and may from time to time include other sites owned and
operated by GTI as well as any content from these sites that are made available
to other GTI systems or services.
1.5 GTI's websites contain Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and
database right 2010, and Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database
right 2010. Town and location names used on GTI's websites are made available
under a Creative Commons by-sa 2.5 licence .
2.1 GTI may at any time make alterations to or withdraw any part of its Sites
2.2 GTI may revise these terms of use/privacy policy at any time. You are
expected to check this page from time to time and take notice of any changes
made which will bind you as from the date of such change
3. Intellectual Property
3.1 GTI is the owner or the licensee of all intellectual property rights in the Sites
and in the material published on the Sites. All such works are protected by
copyright laws and treaties around the world. All such rights are reserved
3.2 Copyright of content produced in association with AGCAS is jointly owned by
AGCAS and GTI Media. To seek permission to use this content in any other way
than that specified in point 4.1 please email AGCAS
4. Licence
4.1 GTI grants you a non-exclusive licence to access and use the content in any
of GTI's Sites for your personal purposes. You may not reproduce or distribute
any part of the content for commercial purposes
4.2 You acknowledge that the copyright, database rights and all other intellectual
property rights comprised in or relating to this Site and in the data it contains
belong to GTI
5. Access
Access to GTI's Sites is permitted on a temporary basis. GTI reserves the right to
withdraw or amend the services or facilities provided on the Sites without notice.
GTI will not be liable if for any reason any Site is unavailable at any time for any
period
6. Acceptable Use
6.1 You agree not to submit to any of GTI's Sites any material which:
6.2 You agree not to access without authority, interfere with, damage or disrupt:
6.2.4 any equipment or network or software owned or used by any third party
accessed via our Sites
6.3 Failure to comply with these terms of use will be regarded as a material
breach and may result in GTI taking all or any of the following actions:
7. Limitation of Liability
7.1 GTI excludes all warranties, express or implied relating to any of GTI's Sites.
This includes, but is not limited to, any implied warranty that the information it
contains is accurate or up-to-date or is suitable for any particular purpose. GTI
shall not be liable for any loss or damage suffered as the result of the use of any
of GTI's Sites
7.2 In relation to content produced in association with AGCAS the views are those
of authors and not necessarily those of AGCAS or GTI Media. The information is
as accurate as can be at time of publishing but we give no warranties as to the
validity or completeness of information and we’re under no obligation to notify
anyone of any errors. We accept no responsibility for any use of the advice or
information in our material and won’t be liable to anyone for any loss or damage
which may arise from use of the material
7.3 Assistance given by means of any Help Desk facility shall be solely at your
risk
7.4 GTI does not control the material posted by any third party and can accept no
liability for any material which is inaccurate, misleading, offensive, defamatory,
obscene or otherwise incorrect
7.5 GTI's Sites may, from time to time, contain links to and from third party
websites. If you follow a link to any of these websites, please note that they have
their own terms of use and privacy policies and that GTI does not accept any
responsibility or liability for these policies. Please check these policies before you
submit any personal data to these websites
7.6 You agree to indemnify and hold GTI and its employees and agents harmless
from and against any claims, actions or demands including without limitation
reasonable legal fees arising from your use of any of GTI's Sites or your breach of
these terms
8. Use of Data
Information that GTI collects from users of any Sites will be stored by GTI on
computers in the UK and may be used in the following ways:
8.3 Security
Your personal data will be held on GTI's secure servers located in our datacentre.
These servers are managed by GTI and built to comply with the best practice in
internet security. GTI use two types of cookies on our websites to make the user
experience as fast and convenient as possible. You have the ability to accept or
decline these cookies by modifying the settings in your browser. For more
information about cookies, please visit www.allaboutcookies.org
1. Eligibility
1.2.1.2 There are 2 exercises to complete in order for a Participant to get a score
and appear on the Competition’s Leaderboard. Once an individual has started the
exercises they need to go on and complete them both in a single session, as they
only get one chance to provide their answers. Each test is preceded by clear on-
screen instruction of what is required and how the individual is to give their
answers.
1.2.1.3 Once a Participant has completed the two online exercises the candidate
will then be able to view their position on the leaderboard, and will receive an
email containing further information around work readiness.
1.2.1.4 If a Participant’s score remains one of the top 100 scores on the
Leaderboard during the period that the online exercises are open then they will be
invited by mobile phone or email by a member of TARGETjobs Events to the
Grand Final.
1.2.1.5 Successful Participants will be notified by within 3 working days after the
closing date and invited to the Grand Final.
1.2.1.6 In the event that a Participant in the top 100 is unable to attend the Grand
Final, TARGETjobs Events reserves the right to replace he/she with the next best
placed Participant from Part 1 of the Competition.
1.2.2 Part 2 of the Competition is an event hereinafter referred to as the “Grand
Final”, which will be held in London on a date to be confirmed.
1.2.2.1 During registration on the day of the Grand Final, each Participant must
produce appropriate identification to confirm that they are currently studying at a
UK school or Sixth Form College. The identification produced must also match the
name registered at the start of the Competition online. If it doesn’t match or
appropriate identification cannot be produced then the Participant may still be
allowed to take part in the final but their score will not be eligible for any prizes or
a placing. A library card is considered to be an appropriate form of identification.
1.2.2.2 Lunch and refreshments throughout the day will be provided for
Participants. It is the Participant’s responsibility to notify the Competition
Organisers of any special dietary needs.
1.2.2.3 Participants at the final are expected to cover the cost of their own
transportation. Winners on the day will have their travel expenses reimbursed.
1.2.2.4 Each Participant at the Grand Final will be ranked and scored after each
exercise they take part in throughout the day. The person with the highest overall
score will win the TARGETcareers School Leavers’ Challenge and the prizes will
be presented.
2. Prizes
Prizes won at Part 1 of the Competition will be settled within 15 working days of
the closing dates and for Part 2, or Grand Final, they will be settled with the
winners within 15 working days of the Grand Final event concluding.
3. Participation and format
3.1 Each Participant acknowledges that in the Grand Final there may be elements
that are potentially physically strenuous. For disabled Participants or those with
medical conditions provisions will be made to ensure equality.
3.3 The Competition Organiser may introduce cut off times for Part 1 and Part 2 of
the Competition to ensure the fair and proper running of the Competition. This will
be initiated by the Competition Organiser at its discretion and Participants will be
notified as is necessary.
3.4 The Competition Organiser reserves the right at any time to remove
Participants from the Competition or prevent Participants participating in the
Competition. This is at the Competition Organiser’s sole discretion and considers
such action necessary for safety reasons or the proper enjoyment of the
Competition and Grand Final event by other Participants or for any other
reasonable reason.
3.5 While the Competition Organiser takes every care with the staging of the
Competition and Grand Final event, Participants acknowledge that personal
accident and personal items insurance is his or her sole responsibility.
3.6 All decisions and rulings by the Competition Organiser and its employees are
considered final. Accordingly, the Participants will comply with all Competition
rules and all instructions and guidelines given by the Competition Organisers. The
Participant acknowledges and agrees that the Competition Organiser will organise
and run the Competition and will have sole authority and be the final arbiter on all
decisions relating to the safety, running and organisation of the Competition, the
rules of the Competition, the timings of the Competition, placings and prizes.
4.2 The Competition Organiser reserves the right to alter the closing date for Part
1 of the Competition from that currently publicised.
4.3 The Competition Organiser reserves the right to change the date of the Grand
Final from that currently organised. In the event of such a change of date of the
Grand Final, and the Participant is unable to attend on the revised date, he/she
will regretfully be replaced in the Grand Final by the next best placed Participant
from Part 1 of the Competition.
4.4 The Competition Organiser reserves the right to amend the Competition
format due to circumstances beyond its reasonable control or for any safety
related reason. The Competition Organiser or the Competitions sponsors will have
no liability whatsoever in the event of the Competition being cancelled.
5.3 Nothing in these Conditions shall exclude or limit the liability of the
Competition Organiser:
5.3.3 for any matter which it would be illegal for the Competition Organiser to
exclude or attempt to exclude liability.
5.4 This clause shall be read and construed and shall have effect subject to any
limitation imposed by any applicable law.
6.2 Participants consent to the use and reproduction of their name, likeness,
appearance and photographs, films and recordings by all means and in all media
for the purpose of advertising, publicity and otherwise in relation to the
exploitation of the Competition (and future events or competitions) and/or the
promotion of the Competition (and future events) and the commercial rights
relating to the Competition (and future events) provided that such use does not
imply direct endorsement by the Participants of any official sponsor or supplier of
the Competition.
6.3 Each Participant in the Competition agrees and understands that the
information contained in their registration may be used by the Competition
Organiser. Participants accept that their personal details and their exercise
scores may be held, processed and disclosed to the Competition’s sponsors both
electronically and manually in compliance with applicable procedures, laws and
regulations to which the Competition Organiser is subject. Participants accept that
they may be contacted post-event by the Competition's sponsors as well as the
Competition Organiser. The Competition Organiser may hold each team's
registration and the information contained within it for the period of one year from
close of event regardless of their success in the Competition or them participating
in the Competition.
6.3.1 The Data Protection Act of 1988 entitles each Participant to a copy of
certain personal data held by the Event Organiser whether in manual records or
on computer on submission of a written request.
6.4 The Competition Organiser will use best endeavors to provide Competition
feedback however it cannot be held responsible for any computer result
anomalies or any technical malfunctions.
6.5 These Terms & Conditions shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of
England and any dispute arising hereunder shall be subject to the exclusive
jurisdiction of the English Courts.