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| Timeframe | Charge* |
| First transfer or cancellation more than five working days prior to course commencement | No charge |
| Subsequent transfers | 50% of course fee |
| Transfer or cancellation five working days to 24 hours prior to course commencement | 50% of course fee |
| Transfer or cancellation within 24 hours of course commencement or non-attendance | 100% of course fee |
* Charges can be waived if a substitute person is registered in place of the original participant.
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