General Terms and Conditions
- Course Fees
Course fees include 19% VAT. - Payments
Course payments in cash or via bank transfer need to be made before the beginning of the first class in the course. If payment is not received, you will not be allowed to participate in class. - Cancellation and Refunding
Cancellation is possible anytime and for free before the start of the first class of the course. If you have to cancel, please, inform us as soon as possible, so that people on the waiting list can be allowed into the course. Any course fees that have been paid prior to the beginning of the course will be refunded for cancellation up until the start of the first class of the course. After that class has started, no refunds for the course will be issued. - Physical Safety
- Dancing is a physical activity (although in our experience no more strenuous or dangerous than jogging) so please be responsible for your own physical safety and that of others during classes. SugarfootSwing holds no responsibility for any physical injury incurred during classes. If you have a pre-existing injury that may be of concern during class, please let the teachers know so we can work to your needs.
- Partner rotations
- In SugarfootSwing classes, partners are changed during the class. This means that even if you enrol as a couple, you will dance with other participants. In this way, each student gets an equal chance to practise with a partner. This also enhances the participants’ understanding of how to lead and follow. Sometimes you may not have a partner to dance with. During this time you can practise movements and footwork independently of a partner.
- Code of conduct
SugarfootSwing is tolerant of everyone’s lifestyle choices. Any behaviour considered discriminatory or abusive are not condoned. Anybody exhibiting inappropriate behaviour will be privately notified of the issue, and if they persist in such behaviour, they will be asked to leave the classes without refund. The teachers of SugarfootSwing reserve the right to determine what is and is not appropriate behaviour.