Terms & Conditions

Course fees must be received in full up to two weeks prior to a course commencement date.

Payment Plans

The use of a payment plan in relation to course fees is only allowed to students undertaking the Diploma programmes. On this circumstance, students may avail of the following payment plan structure:

• 50% of the fee payable up to two weeks prior to course commencement
• 50% of the fee payable no later than 60 days from the course commencement

Students who wish to avail of this payment plan must submit their request in writing to info@projectmanagement.ie. Each request is reviewed on an individual basis.

Failure to make payments in the above timeframe will result in the student being withdrawn from the programme. All facilities available to the student will be withdrawn with immediate effect.

Students will not be allowed to sit the examination until the payment is fulfilled. All fees paid up to this point are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Cancellations

A confirmed registration may be cancelled without cost for up to two weeks (14 days) prior to course commencement. If payment has been received and a registered delegate cannot attend, a substitute may take that place (assuming the new delegate is eligible for that programme).

Refunds

Refunds, of course, fees up to two weeks (14 days) prior to course commencement will be processed.

Refunds of course fees within two weeks (14 days) prior to course commencement are not available except under extenuating circumstances at the sole discretion of the Institute or in cases where the Institute is not in a position to comply with its obligations to the student.

A student negates the cooling-off period once he/she has commenced the programme, as this is considered an expression of acceptance of the above Terms & Conditions and the use of the service. As a result, no refunds will be issued to students after the programme start date.

In order to apply for a refund, a request must be submitted to info@projectmanagement.ie together with supporting documentation.

If applicable, a refund will only be made payable to the person or company who made the original payment.

Deferral or Resit Applications

Students are expected to complete the course and sit the examination on the date for which they originally registered. However, IPM recognises that in exceptional cases there could be serious circumstances outside of your control that may hinder the ability to do so, and a deferral or resit may be sought.

• Deferral or Resit requests must be submitted to courses@projectmanagement.ie.
• Deferrals are granted at the sole discretion of IPM.
• Full course fees will need to be remitted before IPM will consider granting a request.
• A Deferral Administration Fee of €100 will apply for the first deferral request. Any subsequent deferral request will be charged a €225 deferral fee.
• A Resit Administrative Fee of of €100 will apply for the first Resit. Delegates will be charged a €225 exam administration fee for each additional Resit request.
• Delegates who defer their course can carry their successful assignment marks achieved from their original course to the new course.
• Students who fail to show-up at an exam or assessment session and have not submitted a formal request to defer or resit up to two weeks (14 days) prior to the scheduled date, forfeit the opportunity to defer or resit the assessment free of charge.
• If applicable, the administration or deferral fee will need to be paid before delegates can re-join the course or complete their exam or assessment.

Timeframe for Resit or Deferral Completion

Students must complete the course or exam within two years of initial enrolment and may only attend the modules not previously attended on their initial booking. This timeframe starts from the original course commencement date (first class).

Any student who has not completed their course or exam within the period defined above must re-register for the course and pay the full enrollment fee before starting again. Exceptional circumstances can be considered at the sole discretion of IPM.

Deferral or Resit Acceptance Criteria

Deferral Request Rejection: 

Please note that submitting a deferral application with us should meet the deferral mentioned above acceptance criteria, or otherwise your application can be declined. Below are the reasons stated why the application could be declined:

• The full course Fee is not submitted.
• The Deferral acceptance criteria mentioned above are not followed.
• Supporting documents are not valid or credible.
• The time of two years have passed since the enrolment date, in this case student needs to re-register for the course.

Course extension requests

Students who wish to have prolonged access to course content must pay a €100 administrative fee to get an additional 30-day access to course materials on their LMS. To seek an extension, students must send an email to courses@projectmanagement.ie

Special Educational Needs

The Institute of Project Management is committed to providing equal access to education and opportunities for students with special educational needs. We will endeavour to ensure you can access support in an open, relaxed, friendly and confidential way.

Students must initiate contact with the Institute and request reasonable accommodations up to two weeks (14 days) before course commencement. To put special accommodations in place, students must send a written request to info@projectmanagement.ie. Exam accommodations will be agreed upon during the Needs Assessment.

Students must disclose a special educational need as early as possible to ensure that necessary support is provided. By delaying disclosure of a disability, students may be missing out on essential support.

Needs Assessment

The Special Educational Needs Assessment determine the level of support that students require. Based on appropriate evidence of a disability and information obtained from the student on the impact of their disability and their academic course requirements, the Institute will identify supports designed to meet the student's disability support needs.

Standard Disability Accommodations in Examinations

A range of Standard disability examination accommodations will be available to students.

A student may be eligible to avail of an extra time allowance during examinations (10, 15 or 20 minutes an hour extra time), which will be determined during the Needs Assessment.

Publish Your Writing

IPM welcomes anyone to submit content and materials through Publish Your Writing submission programme. Contributions may be viewable by all users of IPM’s website and other third-party platforms such as social media, email marketing, etc. IPM hold no obligation to get your article published on any IPM platform.

By submitting any contributions, you thereby represent and warrant that: the creation, distribution, transmission, public display, accessing, downloading, or copying of your work do not and will not infringe the proprietary rights, including but not limited to the copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret, or moral rights of any third party.

Submission License

By submitting your work to IPM, you acknowledge and agree that any questions, comments, suggestions, ideas, feedback, or other information regarding the content you provide is non-confidential and shall become our sole property. We shall be entitled to the unrestricted use and dissemination of these submissions for any lawful purpose, commercial or otherwise, without acknowledgement or compensation to you.

You hereby waive all moral rights to any such submissions and warrant that any content submitted is original to you or that you have the right to submit such submissions. You agree there shall be no recourse against us for any alleged or actual infringement or misappropriation of proprietary rights in your submissions. 

Content Approval

Content submitted will only be published if it passes the review process. If the article gets published on our website, we will send a notification to the email information submitted in the website’s form containing a link to the article. We are authorised to use the profile picture and short biography submitted for article publication purposes.