Please read these IFP Terms carefully before applying for, or accepting an offer of a place on, the Programme. They form a legally binding agreement between you and Infinitum Education Limited and should be read together with our master Website Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Last updated · 6th May 2026
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The purpose of these terms
1.1What these terms cover. These IFP Terms set out the legally binding agreement under which you participate in the Innovator Founder Programme (the "IFP" or the "Programme") delivered by Infinitum Education Limited.
1.2Why you should read them. Please read these IFP Terms carefully before applying for, or accepting an offer of a place on, the Programme. These IFP Terms tell you, in particular: how applications are accepted; what you pay and when; what happens if you cancel, defer, or miss sessions; and the limits of what the Programme can and cannot do, including its relationship to the UK Innovator Founder Visa.
1.3Relationship with our master Website Terms. These IFP Terms are the "specific terms which govern and are applicable to an Infinitum Education Product" referred to in clause 4.2(a) of our master Website Terms of Service.
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Who we are and what the IFP is
2.1Who we are. We are Infinitum Education Limited, a company registered in England and Wales. Our company registration number is 10609324 and our registered office is at 128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom.
2.2What the IFP is. The IFP is an eight-week hybrid educational and developmental programme designed to support founders in building venture rigour, strategic capability, and submission readiness. The Programme is delivered through a combination of live online sessions, in-person workshops in Oxford and London, mentorship, peer-to-peer cohort work, and a culminating pitch event.
2.3What the IFP is not. The IFP is not a visa application service, an immigration advice service, an endorsing body, or a guarantee of any commercial, fundraising, immigration, or business outcome. See clause 12 for further important disclaimers.
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Eligibility
3.1Minimum age. The IFP is open only to applicants who are at least 18 years old at the date of application.
3.2Selection at our discretion. Acceptance to the Programme is at our sole discretion. Submitting an expression of interest, completing a discovery call, completing the application form, or attending an interview does not entitle you to a place or oblige us to make an offer.
3.3Misrepresentation. We rely on the information you provide in your application and discovery call. If we discover that any information you provide is materially false, misleading, or incomplete, we may withdraw any offer made, end any contract formed, and retain a proportion of any fees paid as compensation for our reasonable costs.
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Application and selection process
4.1Stages of selection. The selection process typically comprises:
- Stage 1: Initial expression of interest via the IFP enquiry form;
- Stage 2: A discovery call with a member of the Infinitum Education team;
- Stage 3: Submission of the full application form (by invitation only);
- Stage 4: An offer of a place, if successful (clause 5).
4.2No contract until offer accepted. No contract comes into existence between you and us at any point before the formal acceptance of an offer in accordance with clause 5.
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Offer, acceptance and contract formation
5.1Our offer. If your application is successful, we will issue you a written offer of a place (the "Offer Letter") stating, at minimum: the Programme cohort, start date, total fee, and payment terms.
5.2Offer Validity Period. Each offer is valid for seven (7) calendar days from the date the Offer Letter is sent, unless we expressly extend this period in writing.
5.3When the contract comes into existence. A binding contract comes into existence only when both of the following have occurred within the Offer Validity Period: (a) you have accepted the Offer Letter in writing; and (b) you have paid the total fee or agreed deposit in cleared funds.
5.4Place not reserved until contract formed. Until both events in clause 5.3 have occurred, no place is reserved for you.
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Fees and payment
6.1Fees. The fee for the Programme is set out in your Offer Letter. The Founding Cohort fee is £15,000 per founder. The standard fee from Cohort 2 onwards is £25,000 per founder.
6.2Payment in full as the default. Unless we have expressly agreed otherwise with you in writing, the total fee is payable in full in cleared funds within the Offer Validity Period.
6.3Discretionary deposit and instalment arrangements. At our sole discretion, we may agree an alternative payment arrangement. The deposit and each instalment paid is non-refundable after expiry of the 14-day Cancellation Period under clause 7, save where prohibited by law or where we cancel under clause 8.3.
6.4VAT. All fees are stated inclusive of any applicable VAT.
6.5Late payment. If you fail to pay any sum due by the date stated, we may charge interest, suspend your access, and/or end the contract.
6.6Method of payment. Fees must be paid by the methods specified in your Offer Letter. Payments by cash or cryptocurrency are not accepted.
6.7Costs not included. Unless expressly stated in your Offer Letter, fees do not include travel, accommodation, subsistence, visa fees, immigration advice fees, or any other personal costs.
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Statutory 14-day cooling-off period
7.1Your right to change your mind. Under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, you have a statutory right to cancel the contract within fourteen (14) calendar days of the date the contract comes into existence (the "Cancellation Period").
7.2Express consent to begin services within the Cancellation Period. In many cases the Programme will begin within the 14-day Cancellation Period. By accepting the Offer and paying the deposit, you may be asked to give your express consent for us to begin providing services during the Cancellation Period, acknowledging that this may reduce or eliminate your statutory right to cancel.
7.3If you cancel during the Cancellation Period before any services have been provided. You are entitled to a full refund of all sums paid.
7.4If you cancel during the Cancellation Period after some services have been provided. You must pay a proportionate amount for the services supplied up to the time of cancellation.
7.5How to cancel. To exercise your right to cancel, please notify us in writing at contact@infinitumeducation.com.
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Cancellation outside the cooling-off period
8.1No refund after the Cancellation Period. If you cancel on or after the expiry of the 14-day Cancellation Period, no refund of any sums paid will be made and any unpaid sums become immediately due and payable.
8.2Compensation for our reasonable costs. We are entitled to retain all sums paid as compensation for our reasonable administrative costs, the resources committed to your place, and the lost opportunity to allocate your place to another applicant.
8.3Cancellation by us. We may end the contract in the circumstances set out in clause 12 of the master Website Terms of Service. Where we cancel for reasons including our inability to deliver the Programme, you will receive a full refund of fees paid.
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Deferral of your place
9.1Deferral request. You may, in writing, request to defer your place to the next available cohort, subject to availability and at our sole discretion.
9.2Deferral administration fee. A deferral administration fee of £1,000 is payable in cleared funds before any deferral is confirmed.
9.3Limits on deferral. You may defer once only. The deferred place must be taken within six (6) months of your original Programme start date.
9.4Fee for the deferred cohort. Where the fee for the cohort to which you defer is higher than the fee originally agreed, you must pay the difference.
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Attendance, conduct, and removal from the programme
10.1Attendance expectation. Founders are expected to attend all live sessions and to complete all coursework, mentorship, and cohort activities.
10.2Missed sessions. No refund, credit, or compensation will be given for any session, workshop, or event that you do not attend.
10.3Removal from the Programme. We reserve the right to remove a founder from the Programme without refund where, in our reasonable opinion, the founder has demonstrated sustained non-attendance, breached these IFP Terms, or their conduct disrupts the cohort or brings Infinitum Education into disrepute.
10.4Effect of removal. On removal, no refund will be issued and any unpaid balance becomes immediately due.
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Travel, accommodation, and in-person events
11.1In-person components. The Programme includes in-person workshops in Oxford and London. The number, dates, and locations of in-person sessions are indicative and may be changed.
11.2Your responsibility. You are responsible for organising and paying for your own travel, accommodation, subsistence, visas, insurance, and any other costs in connection with attending in-person sessions.
11.3Visa for in-person attendance. If you require a visa to enter the United Kingdom, it is your sole responsibility to obtain it. Failure to obtain the necessary visa does not entitle you to a refund.
11.4Rescheduled or relocated events. We may reschedule, relocate, or move in-person sessions online. We are not liable for any travel or accommodation costs you incur as a result of such changes.
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Innovator Founder Visa and endorsement — important disclaimers
12.1Educational programme only. The Programme is an educational and developmental programme. It is not, and must not be relied upon as: (a) a visa application service; (b) immigration advice; (c) an endorsement service; or (d) any form of guarantee of any visa, immigration, or commercial outcome.
12.2We are not an endorsing body or immigration adviser. Infinitum Education is not a Home Office authorised endorsing body for the UK Innovator Founder Visa. We are not authorised to provide immigration advice under the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999.
12.3No guarantee of endorsement, visa, or business outcome. Completion of the Programme does not guarantee endorsement by any endorsing body, the grant of the UK Innovator Founder Visa, or any specific business outcome.
12.4Independent decisions. All endorsement decisions are made independently by the relevant endorsing body, and all visa decisions are made independently by the UK Home Office. We have no influence over, and accept no responsibility for, any such decisions.
12.5You must obtain independent immigration advice. You must obtain your own independent immigration advice from a qualified solicitor or an OISC-regulated immigration adviser before relying on the Programme for any purpose connected with a visa or immigration application.
12.6References to the IFV are informational only. Any references to the Innovator Founder Visa, endorsing bodies, or visa criteria are for general informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute immigration advice.
12.7No reliance. You acknowledge that you are not entering the contract in reliance upon any representation by us as to any visa, immigration, endorsement, business, financial, or commercial outcome.
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Changes to the programme
13.1Indicative content. The Programme content, schedule, faculty, mentors, and other details published are indicative and may change. The actual content of the Programme is determined at our sole discretion.
13.2Minor changes. We may make minor changes to the Programme that will not affect your participation.
13.3Significant changes. If we make any significant change to the Programme, we will notify you. You may then contact us to end the contract and receive a refund of any fees paid in respect of services not yet provided.
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Intellectual property
14.1Our IP. All Programme content, including slides, frameworks, templates, recorded sessions, and written materials, remains our intellectual property. You receive a non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to use such materials for your own personal educational use only.
14.2Your IP and your venture. You retain all intellectual property rights in your own business, business plan, financial model, products, and any other outputs of your own venture. Infinitum Education claims no ownership of, and no rights in, your venture.
14.3Application of programme learnings. Nothing in these IFP Terms prevents you from applying what you learn in the Programme to building your own venture.
14.4Use of your name and venture in case studies. We may, with your prior written consent, refer to you and your venture in our marketing and case study materials.
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Confidentiality
15.1Chatham House rule. The Programme operates on a Chatham House basis. Information shared by other founders, faculty, mentors, or guest contributors during sessions is confidential and must not be disclosed outside the cohort or used for any commercial purpose without prior written consent.
15.2Our confidential information. You must keep confidential any information about Infinitum Education's Programme content, methodology, financials, faculty arrangements, and other operational details that is not in the public domain.
15.3Breach. Breach of confidentiality is a material breach of these IFP Terms and may result in removal from the Programme without refund.
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Recording, photography, and marketing consent
16.1Session recordings. Live sessions may be recorded for the educational benefit of the cohort. By participating in the Programme, you consent to being recorded in audio and video form during sessions.
16.2Photography at events. Photography and video capture may take place during in-person events and online sessions. If you do not wish to be photographed at any in-person event, please notify the event organiser on arrival.
16.3Marketing consent (separate tick-box). Use of your image, name, voice, likeness, or testimonial in any external marketing materials will only take place with your prior consent. You may withdraw this consent at any time by emailing contact@infinitumeducation.com.
16.4Data protection. Any personal data captured in recordings or photography will be processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable UK data protection law.
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Limitation of liability
17.1Master clause applies. Clause 14 of the master Website Terms of Service (Our responsibility for loss or damage suffered by you) applies in full to the Programme.
17.2No warranty as to outcome. We make no warranty or guarantee — express or implied — as to any visa, endorsement, or immigration outcome; any commercial or business outcome of any founder; or the suitability of the Programme for any specific objective.
17.3Cap on liability. Our total liability to you in connection with the Programme is capped at the total fees actually paid by you to us in respect of your cohort.
17.4Liabilities not excluded. Nothing in these IFP Terms excludes or limits any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under English law, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, or fraudulent misrepresentation.
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Data protection
18.1Privacy Policy. We process your personal data in accordance with our Privacy Policy, available on our website. By accepting these IFP Terms you confirm you have read and understood the Privacy Policy.
18.2Sharing within the cohort. To facilitate cohort networking, we may share your name, photograph, business overview, and contact details with other members of your cohort, faculty, and mentors.
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General
19.1Notices. Any notice given under these IFP Terms must be in writing. Notices to us must be sent to contact@infinitumeducation.com.
19.2Entire agreement. These IFP Terms, together with the master Website Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy, and your Offer Letter, constitute the entire agreement between you and us in respect of the Programme.
19.3Variations. We may vary these IFP Terms from time to time. Variations will be effective from the date stated in the updated IFP Terms.
19.4Assignment. You may not assign or transfer your rights under the contract to any other person without our prior written consent.
19.5Third-party rights. No person other than you and us has any rights to enforce these IFP Terms.
19.6Severance. If any provision of these IFP Terms is found to be unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
19.7Waiver. A failure or delay by us in exercising any right under these IFP Terms is not a waiver of that right.
19.8Governing law and jurisdiction. These IFP Terms are governed by English law.
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Contact
Questions or concerns about these IFP Terms or the Programme should be directed to:
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