Copyright

Copyright Protection and Usage Rights

This Copyright notice outlines the intellectual property rights of Edward Business College PTY LTD (ABN: 86 643 641 990, RTO Code: 45818) and provides information about the proper use of our copyrighted materials, trademarks, and content.

Last updated: January 2025

1. Copyright Ownership

All content on this website and in our educational materials is protected by copyright law:

• Website Content: All text, images, graphics, logos, and multimedia content
• Educational Materials: Training resources, course content, assessments, and learning guides
• Brand Elements: Edward Business College logo, trademarks, and visual identity
• Documentation: Policies, procedures, handbooks, and official documents
• Digital Assets: Software, applications, and technological resources

2. Permitted Uses

The following uses are permitted under our copyright policy:

Student Use:

• Personal study and learning during enrollment period
• Making personal copies for educational purposes
• Referencing materials in assignments with proper attribution
• Sharing course information with study groups within the college

Educational Use:

• Fair dealing provisions under Australian Copyright Act 1968
• Limited reproduction for research and study purposes
• Use in portfolio development with appropriate acknowledgment
• Inclusion in professional development activities

Website Browsing:

• Viewing content for information purposes
• Downloading publicly available resources
• Sharing links to our website and pages
• Printing pages for personal reference

3. Prohibited Uses

The following activities are strictly prohibited without written permission:

• Commercial Use: Selling, licensing, or using materials for commercial purposes
• Distribution: Sharing course materials with unauthorized third parties
• Modification: Altering, adapting, or creating derivative works
• Reproduction: Copying substantial portions for non-educational purposes
• Public Display: Broadcasting or publicly displaying copyrighted content
• Reverse Engineering: Attempting to extract or decode proprietary information
• Brand Misuse: Using our logos, trademarks, or brand identity

4. Third-Party Content

Our educational materials may include content from third-party sources:

• Licensed Content: Materials used under proper licensing agreements
• Government Resources: Training packages and industry standards
• Open Source Materials: Resources available under Creative Commons or similar licenses
• Industry Publications: Content used with permission from professional bodies
• Stock Media: Images, videos, and graphics from licensed providers

Third-party content remains the property of its respective owners and is subject to their copyright terms.

5. Trademark Information

Edward Business College trademarks and service marks include:

• Business Names: "Edward Business College" and related variations
• Logos and Symbols: All visual brand elements and design marks
• Slogans: Marketing taglines and promotional phrases
• Course Names: Proprietary program titles and descriptions
• Digital Marks: Website domain names and social media handles

6. Copyright Infringement

We respect intellectual property rights and expect others to do the same:

Reporting Infringement:

• Contact us immediately if you believe your copyright has been infringed
• Provide detailed information about the copyrighted work
• Specify the location of the allegedly infringing material
• Include your contact information and electronic signature

Our Response:

• Prompt investigation of all copyright infringement claims
• Removal of infringing content when appropriate
• Cooperation with copyright holders to resolve disputes
• Implementation of measures to prevent future infringement

7. Student Work and Assessment

Rights and responsibilities regarding student-created content:

• Ownership: Students retain copyright in their original work and assessments
• College Use: Limited right to use student work for educational and promotional purposes
• Portfolio Rights: Students may include their work in professional portfolios
• Publication: College may showcase outstanding student work with permission
• Academic Integrity: Students must respect copyright when using external sources
• Attribution: Proper citation required for all referenced materials

8. Requesting Permissions

To request permission for uses beyond those permitted:

• Submit written requests with specific details of intended use
• Allow sufficient time for review and response
• Provide contact information and organizational details
• Specify duration and scope of requested permission
• Include any relevant licensing or fee arrangements

Permissions are granted at our discretion and may include conditions or limitations.

9. Legal Remedies

Violation of our copyright may result in:

• Civil Action: Legal proceedings for damages and injunctive relief
• Criminal Penalties: Prosecution under Australian copyright law
• Academic Consequences: Disciplinary action for enrolled students
• Account Termination: Suspension of access to our services
• Financial Liability: Compensation for losses and legal costs