These terms apply to professional-development services offered by Aicoursescanada, Suite 610, 129 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, ON M5V 2L7, Canada. By submitting an enquiry, accepting a place, or paying an invoice, you agree to them. If you are buying for an organization, you confirm you have authority to bind that organization.
We sell teaching: live sessions, supporting materials, and a limited aftercare window as described for each course or statement of work. We do not sell a guaranteed workplace result, a job, a promotion, or a working production system. You remain responsible for how you use what you learn, including any decision to put text into a third-party tool.
A place is held when we confirm it in writing and, where fees apply, when payment terms in that confirmation are met. Open cohorts are capped at fourteen. If you cannot attend, write as soon as you know. We will look at a transfer to a later intake or another course where a seat exists. Transfers are not automatic in the last days before a start date, because prep for your examples may already have been done. Team programs follow the dates in the statement of work.
Fees are quoted in a reply to your enquiry or in a statement of work. They depend on format, group size, and delivery. We do not publish a public rate card on this site. Invoices are payable as stated on the invoice. Nonprofit reduced-rate seats in open intakes are offered when those seats remain; they are not a standing entitlement.
Materials we author — notes, templates, checklists, slide-less teaching files, recordings we supply — remain Aicoursescanada’s intellectual property. We grant enrolled participants a license to use them for their own work and, where a team program was purchased, for internal use by that organization. You may not resell the materials, run them as your own public course, or publish recordings. Artefacts you create in class from your own (de-identified) work remain yours. We may keep an anonymized teaching example only with your agreement.
You must not bring personal information about clients, students, patients, donors, employees, or children into class or into a shared demo tool. You must not use the sessions to build or test systems that harm people, evade the law, or impersonate Aicoursescanada. We may remove someone from a cohort, without a debate in the group chat, if their conduct makes the room unsafe or if they repeatedly ignore the privacy rule after a warning.
Aicoursescanada is a private professional-development provider. Our courses are practical training. They are not accredited academic programs or degrees. A certificate of participation, if issued, is a record that you attended. It is not a diploma, a license to practice, or a government-recognized credential. You must not describe it as such in a résumé or a procurement file.
Third-party assistants, office software, and hosting providers have their own terms. We do not control them. We do not warrant that a named tool will exist in the same form twelve months after your course. Our obligation is to teach a method and to date the materials we give you.
To the extent permitted by Ontario law, Aicoursescanada is not liable for indirect loss, lost profit, or loss arising from your use of a third-party AI tool on live data. Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot be excluded for death, personal injury, or fraud. Our total liability for a given enrolment is limited to the fees paid to us for that enrolment.
These terms are governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada applicable there. Courts in Toronto, Ontario, have exclusive jurisdiction, except that we may seek injunctive relief elsewhere to protect our materials. If a part of these terms is unenforceable, the rest remains. Last updated: 2026. Contact: [email protected].