Terms
Website Terms of Use
Last updated: September 2026
These Terms apply to your use of this website and the digital education services provided through it.
This website and its services are operated by Thinkco Pty Ltd, an Australian company trading as Ultimate Podiatrist (“we”, “us” or “our”).
By using this website, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, please do not use the website.
Nothing in these Terms affects any rights you have under consumer law that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
1. Intellectual Property
Unless otherwise stated, the content on this website and within our courses, memberships and resources is owned by or licensed to Thinkco Pty Ltd.
This includes videos, course materials, downloads, templates, slides, assessments, graphics, branding and written content.
You must not reproduce, republish, distribute, sell, share, modify or commercially exploit our content without our written permission, except where we expressly permit you to use a resource for your own professional purposes.
2. Educational Information
Our content is provided for professional education and continuing professional development.
It does not constitute individual medical, clinical, legal or regulatory advice and is not a substitute for your own professional judgement.
You remain responsible for the care you provide, the clinical decisions you make and your compliance with the professional and regulatory requirements that apply to you.
3. Website Use
You must not:
- misuse the website or our services;
- attempt to gain unauthorised access to our systems or another user’s account;
- interfere with the security or operation of the website;
- introduce malicious software or code;
- scrape, systematically copy or extract our content;
- infringe our intellectual property rights or those of another person; or
- use the website or our content for an unlawful or fraudulent purpose.
We may suspend or terminate access where we reasonably believe these Terms have been seriously or repeatedly breached.
4. Website Availability
We aim to keep the website and our digital services available and working properly, but we cannot guarantee uninterrupted access.
We may occasionally need to suspend access for maintenance, technical problems, security reasons or matters outside our reasonable control.
We will take reasonable steps to minimise disruption where practical.
Membership Terms and Conditions
5. Membership Access
A paid membership gives you access to the courses, resources and other benefits included in your membership plan during your active subscription.
Unless we expressly offer a team or organisation membership, membership access is personal to you and cannot be transferred to another person.
You must not share your login details or allow another person to access paid content through your account.
6. Membership Content
We may update, replace or remove individual resources or courses from the membership library from time to time.
We will not make changes that materially reduce the overall service you have purchased without good reason.
7. Subscription Renewals
Where you purchase an automatically renewing membership, we will clearly tell you before purchase:
- that the subscription renews automatically;
- the subscription period;
- the price;
- when payment will be taken; and
- how to cancel future renewals.
You can cancel future renewals in accordance with the cancellation instructions provided with your membership.
Cancellation stops the next renewal. Unless otherwise stated, you can continue to use your membership until the end of the period you have already paid for.
8. Changes to Membership Prices
We may change membership prices from time to time.
A price change will not alter the price of a subscription period you have already paid for.
If a change affects a future renewal, we will give you reasonable notice before the new price applies so that you can decide whether to continue your subscription.
9. Account Security
You are responsible for taking reasonable steps to keep your login details secure.
Please contact us promptly if you believe someone has gained unauthorised access to your account.
Course and Digital Product Purchase Terms
10. Course Access
When you purchase an individual course or digital product, access will be provided after successful payment in accordance with the access arrangements shown on the product or checkout page.
Different courses may have different access periods. Where access is time-limited, we will tell you the access period before you purchase.
11. Digital Products
Our courses and resources are supplied digitally unless we expressly state otherwise.
No physical goods are supplied as part of a digital purchase unless the product description specifically says that they are included.
12. Educational Nature of Courses
Our courses and resources support professional learning and CPD.
They do not replace appropriate clinical training, professional supervision, legal advice, regulatory advice or your independent professional judgement.
Cancellation and Refund Policy
13. Your Statutory Rights
Nothing in this policy limits any cancellation, refund or other rights that you have under applicable UK consumer law.
14. 14-Day Cancellation Right
Where UK consumer cancellation rights apply to your online purchase, you generally have 14 days from entering into the contract to cancel without giving a reason, subject to the rules and exceptions that apply to the type of service or digital content you have purchased.
To exercise a cancellation right, contact us using the contact details provided on this website and clearly tell us that you wish to cancel.
15. Immediate Access to Digital Content
Most of our courses and digital resources are made available shortly after purchase.
Where required by law, before we provide digital content during the 14-day cancellation period we will ask you to:
- expressly agree to the digital content being supplied immediately; and
- acknowledge that, once supply of the digital content begins, you will lose your statutory right to cancel that digital content.
Where you provide this consent and acknowledgement and we begin supplying the digital content, your statutory cancellation right in relation to that digital content may end.
If we do not obtain the consent and acknowledgement required by law, your statutory rights remain unaffected.
16. Digital Content or Services That Do Not Meet Legal Requirements
Nothing in these Terms removes your statutory rights where digital content or services are faulty, not as described, or otherwise do not meet the standards required by applicable consumer law.
Please contact us if you experience a problem and we will work with you to resolve it.
17. Membership Cancellation
You may cancel future membership renewals in accordance with the instructions provided with your membership.
Unless you have a statutory right to a refund or we agree otherwise, cancelling an ongoing membership does not normally create a refund for a subscription period that has already been supplied or used.
18. Live Webinars and Events
Cancellation and refund terms for live webinars, conferences or other scheduled events may differ from those for on-demand digital products.
Any event-specific cancellation terms will be made clear before you purchase.
Nothing in those event-specific terms affects statutory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Professional and Educational Disclaimer
19. Professional Responsibility
Ultimate Podiatrist and Podiatry CPD Online provide professional education for podiatrists and other health professionals.
We take reasonable care in developing and selecting our educational material. However, healthcare knowledge, clinical guidance and professional requirements can change.
You remain responsible for deciding whether information is appropriate to your own professional practice and circumstances.
20. No Guarantee of Outcomes
We do not guarantee that completing a course, webinar or other activity will produce a particular:
- clinical outcome;
- regulatory outcome;
- registration outcome;
- CPD audit outcome;
- employment outcome; or
- business outcome.
21. Liability
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where it would be unlawful to do so.
In particular, nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts your statutory consumer rights or any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Subject to those rights and restrictions, we are not responsible for losses that were not reasonably foreseeable when the contract was entered into or for losses arising from use of educational material outside its intended purpose.
CPD Certificates and Participation
22. Certificates
Where a course or activity includes a certificate, we issue the certificate when the stated participation, assessment or completion requirements have been met.
You are responsible for ensuring that the details you provide for your certificate are accurate.
23. CPD Requirements
Professional development requirements differ between professions, regulators and jurisdictions and may change over time.
You are responsible for:
- deciding whether an activity is relevant to your scope of practice and professional development needs;
- checking the CPD requirements that apply to you;
- keeping any records required by your regulator or professional body; and
- providing evidence of your CPD if required.
Where we state that an activity is recognised, accredited or developed with another organisation, that statement applies only to the specific arrangement described.
Unless we expressly state otherwise, we do not guarantee that every regulator, employer or professional body will accept an activity for a particular CPD requirement.
Intellectual Property and Resource Use
24. Ownership
Unless otherwise stated, all course materials, videos, downloads, templates, slides, assessments, graphics, branding and written content remain the intellectual property of Thinkco Pty Ltd or the relevant licensor.
Purchasing access does not transfer ownership of this intellectual property to you.
25. Permitted Professional Use
Where a resource is provided for use in your own professional practice, you may use and adapt it to the extent stated with that resource.
This permission does not allow you to sell, publish, distribute, upload or make the resource available to other people unless we have expressly permitted this.
You must not share course videos, assessment questions, paid downloads or other members-only material with people who do not have authorised access.
Acceptable Use
26. Your Responsibilities
You agree not to:
- share login credentials or provide unauthorised access to paid content;
- copy, scrape or systematically extract website or course content;
- sell or redistribute our educational materials without permission;
- upload malicious software or code;
- harass or abuse other users in any community area we provide;
- infringe another person’s rights;
- use our services unlawfully or fraudulently; or
- attempt to bypass access, payment or security controls.
Where misuse is serious or repeated, we may suspend or terminate access.
Where appropriate, we will give you reasonable notice and an opportunity to address the issue.
Cookies and Similar Technologies
27. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small files placed on your device when you visit a website. We may also use similar technologies such as pixels, tags or local storage.
Some technologies are needed for the website to work. Others help us understand how the website is used or measure and improve our marketing.
28. How We Use Cookies
Depending on the services and choices available on our website, cookies and similar technologies may be used for:
- account login and authentication;
- security;
- remembering your settings and preferences;
- website functionality;
- analytics and performance measurement; and
- advertising, remarketing and campaign measurement.
29. Essential and Non-Essential Cookies
Some cookies and similar technologies are strictly necessary for the website or a service you have requested to work.
Where consent is required by UK law for other cookies or technologies, we will ask for your consent before using them.
You can choose whether to accept non-essential cookies through our cookie consent controls.
Refusing non-essential cookies should not prevent you from accessing the core functions of the website, although some optional features may work differently.
30. Third-Party Technologies
Our website may use services provided by third parties, which may include Kajabi, Stripe, Google and Meta.
The technologies actually used may change from time to time.
Our cookie consent tool and/or Cookie Policy should provide more information about the categories and purposes of the cookies and similar technologies in use.
31. Managing Your Choices
You can manage your choices through the cookie controls available on our website.
You can also control some cookies through your browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may affect the operation of the website.
General Terms
32. Changes to These Terms
We may update these Terms where reasonably necessary, including to reflect changes to our services or applicable law.
The current version will be published on this website with the date it was last updated.
Changes will not remove statutory rights that have already arisen.
33. Governing Law
Thinkco Pty Ltd is an Australian company and these Terms are governed by the laws of New South Wales, Australia.
However, if you are a consumer resident in the United Kingdom, nothing in these Terms deprives you of mandatory consumer protections available to you under the law that applies where you live.
Nothing in this section limits any right you may have to bring proceedings in a court that has jurisdiction under applicable law.
34. Contact
Questions, complaints, cancellation requests or other notices relating to these Terms can be sent using the contact details below.
Thinkco Pty Ltd
Trading as Ultimate Podiatrist
PO Box 1827 Bowral NSW Australia
Last updated: September 2026