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  • cojak
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    Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post
    Yep, all very good advice.

    Are you costing out per attendee?
    If you are you should be breaking even with 4 attendees; any more than that is your profit margin.

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  • MrMarkyMark
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    Originally posted by cojak View Post
    A contract is a contract is a contract.

    The schedule of work will set out the scope of training, the deliverables and the number of attendees/courses.

    And don't forget to add the number of days developing the materials if you're expected to do it yourself.
    Yep, all very good advice.

    Are you costing out per attendee?

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  • cojak
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    Originally posted by it guy View Post
    I'm looking for a contract template for an IT training I wish to provide. I have not found what I've been looking for on IPSE or Qdos Legal websites. Still awaiting answer from my accountant on that... I appreciate that kind of document template is a wee bit less popular. Is anyone able to recommend anything?
    A contract is a contract is a contract.

    The schedule of work will set out the scope of training, the deliverables and the number of attendees/courses.

    And don't forget to add the number of days developing the materials if you're expected to do it yourself.

    Leave a comment:

  • it guy
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    Training - contract template

    I'm looking for a contract template for an IT training I wish to provide. I have not found what I've been looking for on IPSE or Qdos Legal websites. Still awaiting answer from my accountant on that... I appreciate that kind of document template is a wee bit less popular. Is anyone able to recommend anything?
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