Terms

Who we are and how to contact us

1.1 The Vetta Education website at www.vettaeducation.com (and any successor or equivalent domains we use) (the Site) and the admissions support services described in clause 5 (the Services) are owned and operated by Vetta Growth Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales with company number 17326100, whose registered office is at 66 Paul Street, London, England, EC2A 4NA (Vetta, we, us, our). Vetta Education is a trading name of Vetta Growth Ltd.

1.2 You can contact us by email at hello@vettaeducation.com or by post at the registered office address above. We may contact you at the email address you give us when you make a purchase, submit an enquiry, or sign up for our resources.

1.3 Any contract you enter into under these Terms is with Vetta Growth Ltd only. No individual (including any director, founder, employee, or mentor of Vetta) is personally a party to these Terms or personally liable under them, except to the extent that personal liability cannot lawfully be excluded (for example, for fraud).

1.4 Vetta has no affiliation with, endorsement from, or financial relationship with the NHS, the General Medical Council, UCAS, or any university, medical school, or dental school. Any reference to our founder’s NHS employment or medical registration describes his personal background only and is not an endorsement by any of those bodies.

1.5 All prices are stated in pounds sterling (GBP) and, where VAT is chargeable, are inclusive of VAT at the applicable rate. If the applicable VAT rate changes, we will adjust future prices accordingly. Any VAT included in the price will be clearly shown before you pay. Changes in VAT will not alter the price of any Service you have already contracted for.

These Terms and how they apply

2.1 These terms of use (the Terms) apply to your use of the Site and to every purchase of Services. By using the Site, or by purchasing any Service, you agree to these Terms. Please read them carefully: they affect your legal rights. If you do not agree to them, please do not use the Site or purchase Services.

2.2 Our privacy policy at www.vettaeducation.com/privacy (the Privacy Policy) explains how we handle personal data, including session recordings, safeguarding information, cookies, and marketing. The Privacy Policy is not itself a contract term, but these Terms refer to it and the two documents are designed to be read together.

2.3 In these Terms:

(a) Student means the person who receives the Services, who must be at least 16 years old (clause 4.1).
(b) Customer means the person who enters into the contract with us and pays for the Services. The Customer is usually a parent or guardian of the Student, but may be the Student where the Student is legally able to enter into the contract.
(c) you means the Customer, and where the context requires, also the Student.
(d) Session means any Diagnostic session or Mentorship session (clause 5.1).
(e) Writing or written includes email.

2.4 Nothing in these Terms affects your statutory rights as a consumer, including under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013. Where these Terms and the law conflict, the law prevails. For a summary of your key legal rights, see clauses 8, 9 and 13, or contact Citizens Advice (citizensadvice.org.uk).

Changes to these Terms

3.1 We may update these Terms to reflect changes to the Services, changes in law or regulation, or genuine security or operational needs. We will not change them for an improper purpose or to remove rights you have already acquired under an existing contract.

3.2 Minor or clarificatory changes take effect when posted on the Site and apply only to use of the Site and to purchases made after posting.

3.3 Material changes (any change that increases your obligations, reduces our obligations to you, or affects your cancellation or refund rights) will be notified to affected Customers by email at least 30 days before taking effect. A material change will not apply to a contract you have already entered into unless you agree to it. If you have a Mentorship programme in progress and do not agree to a material change we propose to apply to it, you may withdraw from the remainder of the programme during the notice period and receive a refund calculated under clause 9.3, with no deduction other than for Sessions already delivered.

3.4 The version of these Terms in force when you make a purchase is the version that governs that purchase. We recommend you save or print a copy at the time of purchase; we will also send you a copy or a durable link with your order confirmation.

Who can use the Site and buy Services

4.1 The Student must be at least 16 years old at the time the Services are provided. We do not provide Services to anyone under 16.

4.2 Where the Student is under 18, the contract must be entered into by a Customer who is the Student’s parent or legal guardian, or who has that person’s express authority. By purchasing, that Customer confirms this is the case and agrees to be responsible for the purchase and for supervising the Student’s use of the Site and Services as they consider appropriate.

4.3 There are no user accounts or logins on the Site. Purchases are made by payment through our third‑party payment processor, Stripe, after which you receive by email either a download link (Interview Handbook) or a scheduling link (Diagnostic) or, for the Mentorship, confirmation and scheduling arrangements as described in clause 6.4.

4.4 You must provide accurate, current, and complete contact and payment information at the point of purchase or enquiry, and keep us informed of any change while a Service is ongoing.

4.5 Downloading or receiving our free resources, including the Pre‑Interview Applicant Guide, the Parent Guide, or School Pack materials shared through a school, does not create a contract for Services. Free resources are provided as general educational information only (see clause 5.8).

Our Services

5.1 We offer the following Services, described and priced on the Site:

(a) Interview Handbook: a downloadable admissions guide, digital content, purchased for a one‑off payment and delivered by download link.
(b) Diagnostic: a one‑off, one‑hour, one‑to‑one video mock interview and application diagnostic session with structured feedback, purchased for a one‑off payment and booked through a scheduling link, currently Calendly, sent after payment.
(c) Mentorship: an intensive six‑week, one‑to‑one admissions mentorship programme comprising a series of scheduled one‑hour video Sessions with our founder, together with associated preparation and personalised materials. The number of Sessions in your programme (usually between eight and twelve) will be clearly stated in your pre‑enrolment email and forms part of the contract.

5.2 Sessions are delivered by video call using a mainstream video platform, currently Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet; we will tell you which platform applies when your Session is booked. You are responsible for having a suitable device and internet connection. If a Session fails for technical reasons on our side, we will reschedule it at no cost and it will not count against your programme.

5.3 Mentorship is enquiry‑led. You cannot buy the Mentorship by instant checkout. To join, the Customer submits an enquiry; we will usually arrange an introductory conversation with the founder before deciding whether to proceed. We may accept, decline, or hold an enquiry at our discretion, including where we are at capacity, but we will not decline on unlawful discriminatory grounds.

5.4 Capacity. We limit the Mentorship to a maximum of six families at any one time to preserve quality. If, due to an administrative error, a seventh family pays, we will refund that family in full promptly and, if they wish, give them priority for the next available place.

5.5 Diagnostic credit. If the Customer purchases a Diagnostic and the same Student is then accepted onto the Mentorship within 30 days of the Diagnostic Session being delivered, the Diagnostic fee will be credited in full against the Mentorship price. The credit is not available more than 30 days after the Diagnostic Session.

5.6 No guarantee of admission. The Services are a study and preparation aid only. We do not guarantee, and nothing we or our founder say should be understood as guaranteeing, admission to, an offer from, or an interview at any university, medical school, dental school, or other institution. References to our founder’s qualifications, registration, or clinical background describe his personal experience, provided for context, and are not a representation or warranty about any Student’s outcome.

5.7 Not regulated advice. The Services are educational coaching. They are not medical advice, clinical advice, legal advice, financial advice, or regulated careers guidance, and no doctor‑patient or other professional‑client relationship is created by them.

5.8 Free resources and Site content. Content on the Site and our free guides are provided as general educational information. We try to keep them accurate and current, but admissions requirements and processes change, and you should always check current requirements directly with UCAS and the relevant institutions before relying on them.

5.9 Academic integrity. We provide coaching, structured feedback, practice questions, illustrative model answers for training purposes, and guidance on structure and content. We will not write or rewrite a Student’s personal statement, application answers, or any other material intended for submission to UCAS or an admissions body. It remains the Student’s and Customer’s responsibility to ensure that anything submitted is the Student’s own work, in line with the academic integrity requirements of UCAS and the relevant institutions.

5.10 We will provide the Services with reasonable care and skill, as required by the Consumer Rights Act 2015, and, for the Interview Handbook, the digital content will be as described, of satisfactory quality, and fit for purpose.

5.11 We may modify, suspend, or discontinue any part of the Site or Services where reasonably necessary, for example for maintenance, security, or legal compliance. If this materially affects a Service you have already paid for, we will offer you the choice of a reasonable substitute at no extra cost, or a refund calculated under clause 9.3 as if you had withdrawn on notice, with no deduction other than for Sessions already delivered.

5.12 We may decline to provide, or to continue providing, Services to individuals located in particular countries or territories where we reasonably consider this necessary because of sanctions, export controls, local regulatory requirements, or our inability to deliver the Service lawfully and safely in that location. We assess this case by case and will refund any amounts paid for Services we then cannot deliver.

5.13 Rescheduling by us. Our founder delivers all Sessions personally alongside his clinical duties as an NHS doctor. If we need to reschedule a Session because of unforeseen circumstances, including clinical or on‑call duties, we will give you as much notice as reasonably possible and offer alternative times at no extra cost. A Session rescheduled by us does not count against your programme, does not increase the fees payable, and is not a missed or forfeited Session under clause 9.5. If we cancel a Session and cannot offer a reasonable alternative within 14 days, you may treat that Session as undelivered and receive a refund for it at the per‑Session rate in clause 9.4.

How the contract is formed

6.1 Interview Handbook. Your order is an offer to buy. A binding contract is formed when we send you the order confirmation email containing your download link, or, where you have not requested immediate access under clause 8.3, confirmation that the link will follow after the cancellation period.

6.2 Diagnostic. Your order is an offer to buy. A binding contract is formed when we send you the order confirmation email containing your scheduling link.

6.3 Mentorship. No contract is formed by submitting an enquiry or holding an introductory conversation. A binding contract is formed only when, after we have confirmed acceptance onto the programme and you have chosen a payment option, you make the first payment through the payment link and we send you written confirmation of enrolment.

6.4 Before you buy any Service, the Site or, for the Mentorship, our pre‑enrolment email, will set out the main characteristics of the Service, the total price, payment arrangements, delivery and scheduling arrangements, and your cancellation rights. That pre‑contract information forms part of the contract, as provided for by the Consumer Rights Act 2015, section 50 for services and section 36 for digital content.

Prices and payment

7.1 Prices are as shown on the Site, or in our pre‑enrolment email for the Mentorship, at the time of purchase, in GBP. Where VAT is chargeable, prices are inclusive of VAT and any VAT included will be clearly shown before you pay.

7.2 The Interview Handbook and the Diagnostic are payable in full before access or booking is provided.

7.3 The standard Mentorship is payable, at the Customer’s choice made at enrolment, either as a single upfront payment of £5,000, or in six weekly instalments of £900, each payable in advance, total £5,400. The instalment option costs £400 more in total than the upfront option; this reflects the administrative cost and risk of spreading payment, and both totals are shown to you before you choose. All amounts stated are inclusive of VAT where VAT applies.

7.4 On the instalment plan, each week’s instalment is due before that week’s Sessions. If an instalment has not been received at least 48 hours before a scheduled Session, we may postpone that Session until payment clears. Postponement under this clause is not a forfeited Session; the Session will be rescheduled once payment is received.

7.5 If any Mentorship payment remains unpaid 14 days after it fell due, we may terminate the Mentorship by written notice. If we do:

(a) You remain liable for fees for Sessions already delivered, at the per‑Session rate in clause 9.4.
(b) You are not liable for future instalments relating to undelivered Sessions.
(c) If the amounts you have paid exceed the fees for Sessions already delivered, we will refund the difference.

7.6 We do not charge interest or administration fees on late payments or refunds.

7.7 All refunds under these Terms are made to the original payment method within 14 days of the date the refund obligation arises, unless the law requires sooner.

Your legal right to cancel within 14 days (cooling‑off)

This clause reflects your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. It applies if you are a consumer.

8.1 You may cancel your purchase of any Service, without giving a reason, within 14 days of the day the contract is formed, as described in clause 6. To cancel, email hello@vettaeducation.com with a clear statement that you wish to cancel; you may, but do not have to, use the model cancellation form at the end of these Terms. We will acknowledge your cancellation by email.

8.2 If you cancel under this clause, we will refund you as set out below, to your original payment method, within 14 days of the day you tell us you wish to cancel.

8.3 Interview Handbook (digital content). By default, we will send your download link only after the 14‑day cancellation period has ended, and until then you can cancel for a full refund. If you want the Handbook straight away, you can request immediate access at checkout by ticking a box confirming that you expressly request immediate delivery within the cancellation period, and that you acknowledge that you will lose your right to cancel once delivery has begun. If you request immediate access, your right to cancel ends when we make the download available to you, and no refund is then due under this clause. Your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 if the Handbook is faulty or not as described, as set out in clause 9.8, are unaffected.

8.4 Diagnostic (service). If you cancel within the 14 days and your Diagnostic Session has not yet taken place, you will receive a full refund, whatever notice you give. The 48‑hour rule in clause 9.5 does not reduce a cooling‑off refund. If you ask us to deliver the Diagnostic within the 14‑day period, we will ask you to expressly request early performance and to acknowledge that, once the Session has been fully performed, you lose the right to cancel. If the Session has been fully performed, no refund is due under this clause. If you cancel after the Session has been booked at your request within the period but before it takes place, you receive a full refund.

8.5 Mentorship (service). If you ask us to begin the Mentorship within the 14‑day period, we will ask you to expressly request early performance and to acknowledge that you will lose the right to cancel once the programme has been fully performed, and that if you cancel while it is partly performed you must pay for what has been supplied. If you cancel during the 14‑day period:

(a) You will be refunded everything you have paid, less an amount for each Session already delivered, calculated at the per‑Session rate for your chosen payment plan, as described in clause 9.4, in proportion to the full programme.
(b) Preparation work and personalised materials attributable to Sessions not yet delivered will not be charged for.
(c) If you did not request early performance, no Sessions will have been delivered and you receive a full refund.

8.6 Losing the right to cancel under clauses 8.3 to 8.5 only happens if you gave the express request and acknowledgment described. If we begin performance, or deliver the Handbook, without having obtained them, your cancellation right is unaffected and, in the case of digital content supplied without the required request and acknowledgment, you would not be liable to pay for it. We therefore always collect these confirmations at checkout or enrolment.

Cancellation, rescheduling and refunds after the cooling‑off period

9.1 This clause applies once the 14‑day period in clause 8 has ended, and is in addition to, not instead of, your statutory rights, including your right to remedies under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 if we do not provide a Service with reasonable care and skill.

9.2 Withdrawing from the Mentorship. You may withdraw from an ongoing Mentorship at any time by emailing hello@vettaeducation.com, giving at least seven days’ notice. Sessions already scheduled to take place within the notice period will go ahead unless you cancel them, in which case clause 9.5 applies to those Sessions.

9.3 Refund on withdrawal. If you withdraw, we will refund the amounts you have paid, less an amount for each Session already delivered, and each Session forfeited under clause 9.5, at the per‑Session rate in clause 9.4, and, on the instalment plan, cancel all future instalments relating to undelivered Sessions. We do not charge cancellation fees, administration fees, or any deduction for preparation or materials relating to Sessions not delivered. You will never pay more than the per‑Session rate multiplied by the Sessions delivered or forfeited.

9.4 Per‑Session rate. The per‑Session rate is calculated by dividing the total price of your chosen payment plan by the total number of Sessions in your programme, as stated in your pre‑enrolment email. For a standard eight‑Session programme this is £625 per Session on the upfront plan (£5,000 ÷ 8) and £675 per Session on the instalment plan (£5,400 ÷ 8). If a different number of Sessions is agreed, we apply the same straight pro‑rata method. There is no premium or penalty element.

9.5 Late cancellation and missed Sessions. Sessions reserve one‑to‑one time with our founder that cannot be resold at short notice. If you cancel or fail to attend a scheduled Session (Diagnostic or Mentorship) with less than 48 hours’ notice:

(a) Where the late cancellation or non‑attendance is caused by illness, emergency, or other circumstances genuinely beyond your reasonable control, we will reschedule the Session once at no cost.
(b) Otherwise, the Session is treated as delivered, forfeited, and is chargeable at the per‑Session rate, although we may still offer to reschedule at our discretion.

Sessions cancelled or moved with 48 hours’ notice or more are simply rescheduled at no cost and are never forfeited. This clause never applies to Sessions rescheduled by us under clause 5.13.

9.6 Diagnostic after the cooling‑off period. If you cancel a Diagnostic Session with at least 48 hours’ notice before it is due to take place, you will receive a full refund or, if you prefer, a free rebooking. Cancellations with less than 48 hours’ notice are dealt with under clause 9.5.

9.7 Interview Handbook after download. Because the Handbook is digital content delivered in full on download, we do not offer change‑of‑mind refunds after you have downloaded it. Your statutory remedies under clause 9.8 are unaffected.

9.8 Faulty Services or content. If the Handbook is faulty, not as described, or not of satisfactory quality, you are entitled to a repair or replacement, or, if that is not possible or does not fix the problem, a price reduction up to the full price. If we do not perform a Session or other service element with reasonable care and skill, you are entitled to require us to redo it or, where that is not practicable, to a price reduction. These are your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

9.9 Refund mechanics. All refunds under this clause 9 are made under clause 7.7, to the original payment method and within 14 days.

Safeguarding, Session conduct and recordings

10.1 Our founder holds an Enhanced DBS check including a check of the Children’s Barred List, consistent with his registration and employment as an NHS doctor.

10.2 Sessions are conducted one‑to‑one between the founder and the Student by video call. A parent or guardian is always welcome to be present or nearby, at their discretion, provided their presence does not prevent the Student participating and responding independently.

10.3 Recording. All Sessions are audio‑recorded as a matter of routine. Recording is for safeguarding and dispute‑resolution purposes only. We will remind you of this before your first Session, and the recording notice appears at booking. Recordings are personal data and are handled as described in our Privacy Policy, including the legal basis we rely on and your rights. In summary:

(a) Recordings are stored securely, with access limited to the founder.
(b) Recordings are retained for 12 months and then securely deleted, unless a recording relates to an actual safeguarding concern, in which case it is retained for as long as reasonably necessary in line with recognised safeguarding record‑keeping practice.
(c) Recordings are never used for marketing, training materials, or any other purpose without separate, explicit, written consent, which you are free to refuse.

10.4 You must not record any Session yourself, by any means, without our prior written consent.

10.5 Confidentiality. Information the Customer or Student shares with us in connection with the Services will be kept confidential, except with your consent, where disclosure is required by law or regulation, or where we reasonably believe disclosure is necessary to protect the Student or another person from harm. In that case we may share relevant information with a parent or guardian, the Student’s school, or the appropriate authorities, such as children’s social care or the police, in line with the safeguarding approach described in our Privacy Policy.

10.6 If you have a safeguarding concern relating to any Service, contact us immediately at hello@vettaeducation.com with the subject line Safeguarding. We treat these messages as a priority.

Acceptable use

11.1 You must use the Site and Services lawfully and in accordance with these Terms. You must not:

(a) Attempt to gain unauthorised access to the Site or any connected system.
(b) Reproduce, redistribute, sell, sublicense, or create derivative works from the Site or our content, except as expressly permitted by law or by us in writing.
(c) Use automated tools, including scrapers, crawlers, bots, or similar technologies, to scrape, extract, collect, or harvest data or content from the Site without our written consent.
(d) Share, resell, or commercially exploit the Interview Handbook or any other paid materials, including sharing download links.
(e) Impersonate any person or provide false information, including about the Student’s age.
(f) Upload or transmit malicious code or harmful content.
(g) Abuse, harass, or threaten our founder or anyone working with us, during Sessions or in correspondence.
(h) Record any Session in breach of clause 10.4.
(i) Do anything intended to damage, disable, overburden, or impair the Site.
(j) Use any content from the Site, or from our materials or Sessions, including questions, answers, model responses, or personalised feedback, to train, fine‑tune, test, or improve any artificial intelligence model, machine‑learning system, large language model, or similar automated system, or to build datasets for that purpose, without our prior written consent.

11.2 We may investigate suspected breaches and take proportionate action, including suspending or terminating Services under clause 14 and, where conduct may be unlawful, reporting it to the relevant authorities.

Intellectual property

12.1 All content on the Site and in our materials, including the Interview Handbook, free guides, Diagnostic materials, Mentorship materials, and personalised materials we prepare for a Student, is owned by Vetta or its licensors and is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws.

12.2 We grant the Customer and the Student a personal, non‑exclusive, non‑transferable licence to use content we supply to you for the Student’s own personal, non‑commercial educational use. This licence continues after your programme ends, for content you have lawfully received, and may be revoked only for a serious breach of these Terms, in particular clause 11.1.

12.3 Nothing in this clause transfers ownership of any Student’s own work, such as their personal statement or answers, to us. That remains the Student’s.

Our responsibility to you, liability

13.1 Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including your statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and the Consumer Contracts Regulations.

13.2 We are responsible for loss or damage you suffer that is a foreseeable result of our breaking these Terms or failing to use reasonable care and skill. We are not responsible for loss or damage that is not foreseeable, or for business losses, as we supply the Services for private use only.

13.3 We do not guarantee any admissions outcome, as explained in clause 5.6. Subject to clause 13.1, we are not liable for a Student not receiving an interview, offer, or place at any institution, and we are not liable for decisions made by UCAS, universities, or examination bodies.

13.4 Subject to clause 13.1, our total liability arising out of or in connection with any one Service is limited to the total amount you paid for that Service.

13.5 We are not liable for delay or failure to perform caused by circumstances beyond our reasonable control, provided we take reasonable steps to minimise the effect. If such circumstances prevent us delivering Sessions for more than 30 days, you may withdraw and receive a refund for any undelivered Sessions under clause 9.3, with no deductions other than for Sessions already delivered.

Suspension and termination

14.1 You may stop using the Site at any time, and may cancel or withdraw from Services under clauses 8 and 9.

14.2 We may suspend or terminate your access to the Site or Services if:

(a) You materially breach these Terms and, where the breach can be put right, you fail to put it right within 14 days of us asking you in Writing.
(b) The breach cannot be put right, for example serious abusive conduct in a Session or unlawful redistribution of our materials.
(c) Payment remains outstanding as described in clause 7.5.

14.3 If we terminate under clause 14.2, we will refund any amounts paid for undelivered Sessions at the per‑Session rate in clause 9.4, unless and to the extent we have suffered loss directly caused by your breach, which we may set off against the refund, acting reasonably and explaining our calculation.

14.4 Clauses 10 (Safeguarding and recordings), 12 (Intellectual property), 13 (Liability), 15 (Complaints) and 16 (General) survive termination.

Complaints and disputes

15.1 If you are unhappy with any Service, please contact us first at hello@vettaeducation.com so we can try to put it right. We will acknowledge complaints within three business days and aim to resolve them within 14 days. If we need longer, we will tell you why and give you a revised timescale.

15.2 We do not currently belong to a certified Alternative Dispute Resolution scheme, and we are not obliged to. If we cannot resolve your complaint, you may bring a claim in court as described in clause 16.1, and you can obtain free guidance from Citizens Advice or your local Trading Standards service. We will update this clause if we join an ADR scheme.

15.3 Complaints about how we handle personal data are dealt with under our Privacy Policy, which includes our data protection complaints procedure and your right to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office.

General

16.1 Governing law and jurisdiction. These Terms, and any dispute or claim arising out of them, are governed by the law of England and Wales. You may bring proceedings in the courts of England and Wales. If you live in Scotland you may also bring proceedings in the Scottish courts, and if you live in Northern Ireland, in the Northern Irish courts. If you are a consumer resident outside the UK, nothing in this clause deprives you of the protection of mandatory consumer protection rules of your country of residence.

16.2 Assignment. We may transfer our rights and obligations under these Terms to another organisation; we will tell you in Writing if this happens and it will not reduce your rights or our obligations. You may not transfer your rights or obligations without our written consent, which we will not unreasonably withhold, for example transferring a programme between parents of the same Student.

16.3 Third party rights. These Terms are between you and us. Except that a Student who is not the Customer may enforce the licence in clause 12.2 and the confidentiality protections in clause 10.5, no other person has rights under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to enforce any term.

16.4 Severability. If any provision of these Terms is found to be unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue in full force.

16.5 Waiver. If we delay enforcing any right under these Terms, we can still enforce it later.

16.6 Entire agreement. These Terms, the pre‑contract information referred to in clause 6.4, and your order confirmation form the whole agreement between you and us in relation to your purchase. This clause does not exclude liability for fraudulent misrepresentation and does not affect the treatment of pre‑contract information as binding under sections 36 and 50 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

16.7 Notices. Formal notices to us must be sent to hello@vettaeducation.com or to our registered office. We may give you notices at the email address you provided at purchase or enquiry.

Model cancellation form

Complete and return this form by email to hello@vettaeducation.com only if you wish to cancel the contract within the 14‑day cancellation period.

To: Vetta Growth Ltd, trading as Vetta Education, 66 Paul Street, London, EC2A 4NA; hello@vettaeducation.com

I or we hereby give notice that I or we cancel my or our contract for the supply of the following service: Interview Handbook, Diagnostic, or Mentorship.

Ordered on:

Name of consumer:

Address of consumer (optional):

Signature of consumer (only if this form is notified on paper):

Date: