Computer Skills for Africa Single Site License Agreement (SSLA)
Policy CS4AP042, Revision No: 04
1. Interpretation
1.1. IETS means Integrated Educational Technology Support cc number CK 1999/046962/23 herein represented by GRETA BOSIERS as principal member of the cc, IETS, trading as Computer Skills for Africa (CS4A).
1.2. DISTRIBUTOR means IETS.
1.3. PUBLISHER means IETS.
1.4. SITE means a geographical site such as a house, pre-school, elementary school, middle school, high school, training centre, learning centre, college, and/or University.
1.5. LICENSEE is the legal entity that will be using the curriculum.
1.6. CURRICULUM means the curriculum developed and supplied by IETS, including all the versions and formats of the Activities, Assessment Sheets, Completed Activities, Challenges, Learning Plans, Logbook of Teaching Templates, Class List Templates, Posters, Teachers Guides, Workbooks and other parts that may be developed from time to time.
1.7. CREDENTIALS means username and password as may be allocated to a user account.
1.8. CURRICULUM COURSE MATERIAL means the digital files, printed books and the online material that carry the curriculum.
1.9. PARTIES mean the Licensee and IETS.
1.10. ACCEPTANCE DATE means the date upon which this Agreement is accepted by the Licensee during the online checkout and registration process.
1.11. SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT means this Agreement concluded between the parties together with all the annexures (if any).
1.12. Words and expressions defined in any particular sub-clause shall, for the purpose of the particular clause of which that sub-clause forms part, bear the meanings assigned to such words and expressions in such sub-clause.
1.12.1. Any reference to gender includes the other genders.
1.12.2. Any reference to the singular shall include the plural and vice versa.
1.12.3. Any reference to natural persons includes legal persons and vice versa.
2. Terms and Conditions
2.1. By completing and paying the order online, the licensee accepts the terms in the latest version of this SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT as published on the Computer Skills for Africa website (cs4a.co.za).
2.2. This SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT shall start on the day when the Licensee was sent their download credentials for the Curriculum.
2.3. This SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT shall expire 365 days after the starting date.
2.4. This SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT shall automatically terminate if it expires and the licensee does not renew.
2.5. Full payment for a SINGLE SITE LICENSE is due before release of credentials.
2.6. The curriculum remains the property of IETS and the Curriculum Course Material is leased to the licensee for the duration of the SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT.
2.7. The licensee agrees, upon termination of this agreement, to delete all copies of the Curriculum from all computers on which it was installed and to destroy any printed Curriculum Course Material.
2.8. All reasonable precautions have been taken in the preparation of the Curriculum, including both technical and non-technical proofing. The Publisher and Distributor and all staff assume no responsibility for any errors or omissions. No warranties are made, expressed, or implied with regard to this Curriculum. The Publisher and Distributor shall not be responsible for any direct, incidental, or consequential damages arising from the use of the Curriculum. While the Curriculum is regularly scanned for viruses, it is the Licensee’s responsibility to virus check all files supplied by the Distributor, prior to use. Please inform the Publisher and/or Distributor of any errors in the Curriculum.
2.9. There can be no cancellations or refunds on licence fees once the credentials have been sent.
2.10. No refund will be given in the event of inadequate Internet connection at the Licensee’s organization resulting in the inability to download Curriculum files from the Internet.
2.11. The SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT entitles the Licensee to use the Curriculum at the named site(s) only.
2.12. The Curriculum may be used by the Licensee to use or teach at a single, designated site. If the Licensee has more than one site and wishes to use the Curriculum at these sites, then they must purchase multiple SITE LICENSES.
2.13. The Curriculum may not be re-sold, lent, rented, assigned, or transferred to any third party in any form.
2.14. The Curriculum may not be exported from the country to which it is supplied, in any form.
2.15. The credentials to access and open the Curriculum must not be disclosed to any third party in any form.
2.16. Under the terms of this SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT, there is no limit to the number of copies of the teacher resource files that the Licensee may load onto computers for use at its named site(s).
2.17. Under the terms of this SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT, there is no limit to the number of copies of the digital files of the Curriculum that the Licensee may produce for use at its named site(s).
2.18. The Licensee may load onto a home computer teacher resource files to prepare for teaching the Curriculum at its named site(s).
2.19. The Licensee may not translate, reverse engineer, de-compile or disassemble any of the files supplied.
2.20. Printed copies of the Curriculum may be made available to students. Digital copies of the Activities may also be made available to students. These will in any event only be available to people physically at the named site(s). No distance learning is permitted by our SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT.
2.21. If any provision of this SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT is declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, such provisions shall be severed from the licensing agreement; however, the other provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
2.22. Purchasing Curriculum from IETS indicates the Licensee’s acceptance of these terms and restrictions, and any violation will be prosecuted to the full extent of local law.
2.23. IETS can change this SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT at any time. We will inform the Licensee about any important changes.
3. Current Licensing Information
3.1. The Publisher reserves the right to alter licensing conditions at any time, without prior notice.
3.2. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION © Copyright 2027
3.3. Publisher
Integrated Educational Technology Support T/A Computer Skills for Africa www.cs4a.co.za
3.4. All trademarks acknowledged. Computer Skills for Africa is a registered trademark, Register Page 2008/07783.
3.5. No documentation provided by the Distributor may be copied without written permission from the Publisher.
4. Curriculum
4.1. IETS shall: Supply the curriculum to the licensee as ordered.
4.2. The LICENSEE shall:
4.2.1. Respect the common copyright law on all the curriculum material; in particular, no Curriculum material may be copied, reprinted or reproduced in any format without the written consent of IETS/CS4A.
4.2.2. Not give away, sell or rent out the Curriculum material to any other person or institution.
5. Support
IETS shall render the licensee unlimited email and telephonic support at the licensee’s initiative, as long as the SINGLE SITE LICENSE AGREEMENT is valid.
6. Confidentiality
Both parties will keep in confidence all documentation and information received from the other party and classified by that party as confidential and shall use such documentation and information solely as provided in this Agreement. The parties shall use all reasonable efforts to protect such information from disclosure to third parties and restrict its use as provided in this Agreement.
7. Domicilium
7.1. The parties choose as their respective domicilia citandi et executandi for all purposes of and in connection with this Agreement as follows:
IETS: PO Box 14, Uvongo, 4270
THE LICENSEE: The physical address provided during the online account registration and checkout process.
7.2. Either party shall be entitled to change its domicilium from time to time, provided that any new domicilium selected by it or him shall be an address other than a box number and any such change shall only be effective upon receipt of notice in writing by the party or the other party, as the case may be, of such change.
7.3. All notices, demands, communications or payments intended for either party shall be made or given at such party’s domicilium for the time being.
7.4. A notice sent by one party to another party shall be deemed to be received on the same day of transmission, if sent by email. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein contained, a written notice or communication actually received by a party shall be an adequate written notice or communication to it or him notwithstanding that it was not sent to or delivered at its or his chosen domicilium citandi et executandi.
8. Dispute Resolution
Any dispute in regard to the interpretation or effect of, or the parties’ respective obligations under or a breach of or any matter arising out of this Agreement which the parties cannot resolve through consultations or negotiations, will be resolved in the following manner:
8.1. By arbitration in the manner set out in this clause, subject to the arbitration proceedings being held within 60 (SIXTY) days of a party calling upon the other to enter into arbitration proceedings. In the event that arbitration proceedings are not held within that period, either party shall be entitled to approach a competent court.
8.2. The arbitration proceedings will be held on an informal basis, in an attempt to reach a decision as quickly as possible, while always observing the principles of justice. A bona fide attempt must first be made to resolve any differences between the parties on a basis of negotiation and equity.
8.3. Each party to the dispute can be represented at the arbitration proceedings by its legal representatives and/or any other expert or specialist retained by it.
8.4. The Arbitrator will allow each party to present such evidence and argument as the Arbitrator may consider to be relevant to the matter in dispute.
8.5. The Arbitrator will be a suitably qualified person appointed by mutual agreement, or failing agreement, appointed by the Arbitration Foundation of Southern Africa (AFSA). In case the Arbitrator resigns or becomes unable to act, a successor will be appointed in the same manner.
8.6. The arbitration will be conducted in the Province of KwaZulu-Natal at a place determined as deemed appropriate by the Arbitrator, who will apply the law of South Africa.
8.7. The decision of the Arbitrator will be final and binding upon all the parties and capable of being made an Order of Court on application by any of them.
8.8. Nothing herein contained or implied will preclude the parties from applying to Court for a temporary interdict or other relief of an urgent and temporary nature pending the award of the Arbitrator hereunder.
8.9. In view of the public interest, and the social imperatives to resolve disputes quickly and inexpensively, the Arbitrator is vested with powers to make interim orders and to give directions as to alternative provisions, which are to be implemented by the parties in the event of circumstances arising which in the opinion of the Arbitrator render such interim order or directions desirable, in the interest of all parties concerned.
8.10. The costs of and incidental to any proceedings will be in the discretion of the Arbitrator, who will be entitled to direct that they be taxed as between “party and party” or as between “attorney and client”
8.11. The Magistrate’s Court will have jurisdiction to try any matter arising out of this Agreement.
9. Jurisdiction
For the purpose of any proceedings in terms of this Agreement, the parties hereby consent to the jurisdiction of the Ugu Magisterial District, provided nevertheless that THE LICENSEE or IETS shall have the right at their option and discretion to institute proceedings in any other competent Court.
Refund and Returns Policy
Last Updated: August 2026
Welcome to cs4a.co.za. These Terms and Conditions govern your use of our website and the purchase of digital goods. This website is owned and operated by Integrated Educational Technology Support CC (Registration Number 1999/046962/23), trading as Computer Skills for Africa (CS4A) (“we,” “us,” or “our”). By browsing our website, creating an account, or purchasing our products, you agree to these terms.
1. Digital Products and Final Sales
All products provided by Computer Skills for Africa (CS4A) are intangible, digital curriculum resources. Because digital files cannot be physically returned once they are accessed, all sales are considered final. Once your payment is successfully processed and your download credentials or access links are generated, we cannot process cancellations, returns, or refunds under any circumstances.
2. Statutory Rights and Digital Content
While we are fully committed to providing high-quality educational materials, the standard return policies associated with physical goods do not apply to virtual downloads. By completing your online order, you acknowledge that you are purchasing digital content and that the right to a refund is waived once the credentials have been issued or the download process has commenced.
3. Technical Issues and Troubleshooting
We want to ensure your curriculum works exactly as intended. While refunds are not available, we will gladly assist with technical errors originating from our platform:
- Corrupted Files: If a file is unreadable or incomplete due to a server error on our end, we will provide a healthy replacement file.
- Internet Connectivity: Refunds will not be issued for an inability to download the curriculum due to inadequate internet bandwidth, data limits, or connectivity issues at your site.
- Software Requirements: It remains the user’s responsibility to ensure their devices have the necessary baseline software (such as PDF readers) to view the files prior to purchase.
4. Contact and Support
If you experience any difficulties accessing your account dashboard or downloading your purchased files, please reach out directly to our support team at info@cs4a.co.za. We will work closely with you to resolve the issue and ensure you gain full access to the materials you paid for.