Terms of Service

These terms are an agreement between you and Jonathan. They apply when you use our website or buy access to our course. Please read section 4 if you buy a subscription and section 7 if you buy a pass — they are the ones about money, and they are the ones people wish they had read.

We have written these in ordinary English on purpose. A term you did not finish reading is a term we did not really disclose.

1. What we sell

We sell access to an online course about using Claude, an AI assistant made by Anthropic. The course is a written curriculum of 28 lessons, delivered through your account on this website, together with the supporting material described on the page where you bought it.

We are an independent training provider. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Anthropic, and nothing we sell is an official or approved Anthropic product. See our Disclaimers for the full statement.

You will need your own access to Claude to follow along with most lessons. Obtaining that access is between you and Anthropic, it is not included in what you buy from us, and Anthropic's own terms and prices apply to it.

2. Your account

You create an account by giving us your email address. Depending on which of our pages you arrived through, we ask for it either partway through the quiz or at the point you start a purchase. Either way, giving it to us does not buy anything and does not commit you to buying: the account is yours whether or not you go on to pay. We sign you in with a link sent to your email rather than a password.

Keep your email account secure, because anyone who can read your email can sign in as you. Your access is for one person. Do not share your sign-in link or your account with anyone else.

You must be at least 18 years old to buy from us.

3. What your purchase gives you

While your subscription is active — or, if you bought a pass, for as long as your pass runs — you may read every lesson that has been published in your plan, track your progress, and download a certificate recording that you completed the course.

That certificate records completion of our course and nothing more. It is not a qualification, it is not accredited by anyone, and no institution or employer has agreed to recognise it.

If we publish additional material during your subscription or your pass, it is included at no extra charge. We are not promising a particular publishing schedule in these terms, and you should not buy on the strength of material that does not exist yet. Buy for the 28 lessons that do.

4. Subscriptions and the trial: what you pay today, and when we charge you again

This section is about subscriptions. If you bought a one-time pass, none of it applies to your pass — section 7 does.

If you buy a subscription, what you are buying is a trial of a subscription, not a one-off purchase. It renews automatically until you cancel, and the renewal costs far more than the trial.

Here is the whole arrangement in four sentences.

1. You pay a small charge today and it is taken immediately.
2. That charge buys a trial period, and only that period. The table below states how much it is and how many days it covers.
3. At the end of the trial period we charge you the full price, automatically, using the same payment method, without asking you again.
4. We keep charging that price on a repeating cycle until you cancel.

These are the current terms:

Four things in that table are worth saying in words as well, because they are the four people tell us afterwards that they had not realised.

The charge you pay today is very much smaller than the charge that follows it. That is the point of a trial and it is also the thing that surprises people. The full price is in the table above, it is on the plan card before you buy, and it is in the sentence directly above the payment button. We state it three times on purpose.

The first full charge comes at the end of the trial period, not a month later. The table's "which covers" column is how long you have. Your exact renewal date is shown on the checkout page before you pay and in your account afterwards.

The renewal cycle is measured in days, not months. A four-week cycle is not a monthly cycle. Twenty-eight days into a 364-day year is thirteen charges a year, not twelve. If you budget for this as a monthly subscription you will be wrong by one payment every year, which is why the table has a column for it.

You have to agree to the automatic renewal, separately, before you can pay. There is a box beside the payment button that is not ticked when you arrive. It says what will be charged and when. We cannot take your payment until you tick it, and ticking it is your consent to the renewals described here.

Cancelling during the trial stops the first full charge. Section 5 is how, it takes two clicks from your own account, and the 24-hour rule there applies to the first charge exactly as it applies to every later one. If you cancel during the trial you keep access for the rest of the days you paid for.

We tell you before every charge. We send an email three days before each renewal, including the first one, stating the exact amount, the exact date, and carrying a link that cancels in one click. If you do not receive it, that is a fault on our side and it is not a reason for us to keep the money — see our Refund Policy.

We may change our prices. A price change never applies to a term you have already paid for, and if it applies to your renewals we will tell you by email before the first charge at the new price, in time for you to cancel.

Prices are shown on the page where you buy, in the currency shown there, and they exclude any tax that applies where you live unless the checkout says otherwise.

5. Cancelling a subscription

A pass has nothing to cancel: it is one payment and it does not renew.

You can cancel at any time, from your own account, without contacting us — and you must do it at least 24 hours before your renewal date for it to stop that renewal.

That 24 hours is the only condition. There is no waiting period, no phone call, no retention offer you have to decline first, and no requirement to give a reason.

If you cancel less than 24 hours before a renewal date, the payment for the next period is processed automatically. Your cancellation is still recorded and still takes effect — at the end of the period that payment bought, rather than at the end of the current one. We do not reverse that charge on the strength of a late cancellation; the refund guarantee in section 6 is a separate right with its own requirements.

Your renewal date is shown in your account, and we email you three days before every charge, including the first, so that the 24 hours is something you are told about rather than something you have to remember.

When you cancel, you keep access until the end of the period you have paid for. We do not cut you off early.

6. Refunds

Our Refund Policy is part of these terms and its full text is on that page. Read it before you buy: the guarantee has requirements and they are set out there.

In summary: you can ask for a full refund within 28 days of your first charge on the account, for any reason or none; it can be used once per account; and renewal charges are not covered by the guarantee, which on a trial plan means the guarantee covers the trial charge and not the full charge that follows it. On a pass, the guarantee covers the pass payment, which is the only charge there is. That is why section 4 puts so much weight on cancelling before the trial ends: cancelling is the remedy that works on the larger charge, and it is free, instant and unconditional. We do not require you to have completed anything, or not completed anything, to qualify — the requirements are about which charge is covered, not about how you used the course.

Nothing in these terms limits any refund or cancellation right you have under the consumer law of the country you live in. Where that law gives you more than this policy does, the law applies.

7. One-time purchases and passes

Passes

A pass is a one-time purchase of course access for a fixed number of years. These are the passes we sell:

One payment, and nothing renews. We take the price in the table once, at checkout. There is no trial, no subscription and no second charge, so there is nothing to cancel and no renewal date to remember.

How long your access runs. Your access starts on the day you buy and runs for the number of calendar years in the table, to the same date in the final year. The exact end date is shown in your account and on your receipt. During that time you get every lesson we add to your plan, and on the All courses pass, every lesson and every course we release. When the term ends, access ends; nothing is charged.

If we close before your pass ends. If we stop offering the course before your pass runs out, you get a download of every lesson you have access to and a pro-rata refund for the years left.

The guarantee covers the pass. You can ask for a full refund within 28 days of buying a pass, on the terms in our Refund Policy.

Packs and bundles

Some things we offer after checkout — additional packs and bundles — are one-time purchases. They do not renew, they do not create a second subscription, and buying or declining one has no effect on your course access either way.

If you decline one, you go straight to your course. We will not ask you a second time on the way.

8. The course material, and what you may do with it

The lessons, exercises, prompts, examples, images and design of the course are owned by us or licensed to us. While your subscription or your pass is active we grant you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to read them and to use them in your own work and study.

You may use anything you learn, including the prompts and techniques, in your own job or business, and you do not owe us anything for what you make with them. That is what the course is for.

You may not republish, resell, share, or distribute the lessons themselves — as text, screenshots, video, or a rewritten version — or use them to train a model or to build a competing course. If you want to use our material with a team, ask us first at support@lessonsinpractice.com.

Anything you write into the course — your answers, your notes, your work — stays yours. Our Privacy Policy explains what we do with it.

9. Third parties

Payment is taken by Whop, which handles checkout and billing for us. Whop's own terms apply to the payment itself, and card details go to Whop and its payment processors rather than to us — we never see or store your card number.

Our Privacy Policy names every service that handles your data and says what each of them does.

Product names, logos and trademarks belonging to other companies — including Claude and Anthropic — appear on our site and in our material to identify those products. They belong to their owners. Their appearance does not mean the owner is connected with us or approves of us.

10. What we do not promise

We do not promise that this course will make you money, get you a job, get you a promotion, or protect your job. We sell education. What you do with it is yours, and it depends on things we neither control nor know about.

Where we cite research about the labour market, we are citing research about the labour market. It is not a statement about what you will earn, and we label it that way on the page it appears on.

We do not promise the site will be available without interruption, or that the material is free of errors. AI tools change quickly and a technique that worked when a lesson was written may need adjusting later; we correct lessons when we find they have gone out of date.

To the extent the law allows, our total liability to you for anything arising out of these terms is limited to the amount you paid us in the twelve months before the claim. Nothing here limits liability for fraud, for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be limited.

11. Ending your access

You can stop using the service at any time by cancelling, as described in section 5.

We may suspend or end your access if you share your account, redistribute the course material, attempt to break or overload the site, or charge back a payment rather than asking us for a refund. If we end your access for one of those reasons we will tell you why by email. If we end it for any other reason, or we stop offering the course, we will refund the unused part of your current term. If you hold a pass, section 7 says what that means: a download of every lesson you have access to and a pro-rata refund for the years left.

12. Changes to these terms

We may change these terms. When we change something that affects what you pay, how we charge you, or how you cancel, we will email you before the change takes effect, and you can cancel first. The date at the top of this page is the date of the last change.

13. Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of the place where Jonathan is registered, and disputes go to the courts of that place. If you are a consumer, this does not take away the protection of the mandatory consumer law of the country you live in, or your right to bring a claim there.

14. Contact

Email support@lessonsinpractice.com and a person will answer. Refunds and cancellations do not need an email — both are in your account — but you are welcome to use one if you would rather.