1. Scope and Application

These Partner Terms & Policies apply to organizations participating in, applying for, renewing or using benefits associated with a RE-FIT partnership programme.

School Partnership Gym Partnership Sports Academy Partnership Corporate Partnership International Partnership Training Provider Partnership

A programme page, quotation, invoice, approval letter, welcome letter, certificate, written proposal, signed agreement or other programme-specific document may contain additional conditions. Where a specific written term applies to a particular partnership and differs from these general Partner Terms & Policies, the more specific written term will normally govern that issue, subject to applicable law.

2. Partnership Approval

Submitting an enquiry, application, document, payment or profile does not by itself guarantee partnership approval. RE-FIT may review eligibility, information, payment, documentation, brand suitability, programme fit and other relevant requirements before approving or activating a partnership.

  • Applicants must provide accurate, current and complete information.
  • RE-FIT may request clarification, correction or supporting documentation.
  • Approval applies only to the organization, location, programme and validity period identified in the applicable RE-FIT record or document.
  • Approval may be conditional where additional requirements remain outstanding.

3. Independent Relationship

Unless a signed written agreement expressly states otherwise, a RE-FIT partnership does not create a legal partnership in the ownership sense, joint venture, franchise, employment relationship, agency, distributorship or authority to bind RE-FIT.

Each partner remains an independent organization responsible for its own management, staff, students, members, customers, premises, services, taxes, licences, insurance, safety and legal obligations.

4. Partner Responsibilities

Partners are expected to:

  • Maintain accurate organizational and contact information.
  • Operate professionally, lawfully and in a manner consistent with the applicable programme.
  • Follow relevant safety, safeguarding, employment, consumer, education, fitness, health, privacy and local regulatory requirements that apply to their activities.
  • Use qualified personnel where qualifications or licences are required by applicable law or programme conditions.
  • Promptly notify RE-FIT of material changes that may affect eligibility, public information or partnership status.
  • Avoid misleading statements about RE-FIT, the partnership, certification, recognition, accreditation or outcomes.

5. RE-FIT Brand, Name and Logo Use

RE-FIT names, logos, marks, certificates, designs and other brand assets are protected intellectual property. Partnership approval does not transfer ownership of any RE-FIT intellectual property.

  • Partners may use RE-FIT branding only to the extent expressly permitted for their current partnership.
  • Brand assets must not be altered, distorted, recoloured, combined with another mark or used in a misleading manner unless written permission has been provided.
  • A partner must not imply ownership of RE-FIT, exclusive representation, government recognition, statutory accreditation or authority that has not been expressly granted.
  • RE-FIT may require correction or removal of inaccurate or non-compliant branding.
  • Permission to use partnership branding ends when the relevant partnership expires, is suspended, terminated or withdrawn, unless RE-FIT confirms otherwise in writing.

6. Public Directory, Website Promotion and Partner Profiles

Eligible partners may be considered for listing in the RE-FIT Partner Directory and, where selected, for additional website promotion such as featured-partner placement.

  • Public listing is subject to RE-FIT review and manual approval.
  • Partners must have authority to provide logos, descriptions, website links and other submitted materials.
  • RE-FIT may edit formatting, correct obvious errors, refuse unsuitable content or temporarily remove a listing for verification.
  • Directory inclusion or homepage featuring is not a guarantee of traffic, leads, enrolments, revenue, ranking or commercial results.
  • Homepage featuring may be selective, rotational, limited or changed according to website design and operational requirements.
  • Partners should notify RE-FIT when public profile information becomes outdated.
Public website promotion is a partnership benefit subject to approval and availability. It does not create endorsement of every separate product, service, employee or claim made by the partner.

7. Marketing and Public Communications

Partners may describe an approved relationship accurately using the terminology supplied or approved by RE-FIT. Communications must not exaggerate the scope of the partnership.

Partners must not make false or unsupported claims such as “government approved”, “government accredited”, “internationally accredited”, “official RE-FIT branch”, “exclusive RE-FIT representative” or similar statements unless the exact claim is supported by a current written authorization or applicable official recognition.

8. Programme-Specific Requirements

Different partnership categories may carry different benefits and operational requirements. These may include, where applicable:

  • School wellness, fitness, awareness or brand-promotion activities
  • Gym or fitness-centre partnership conditions
  • Sports academy collaboration requirements
  • Corporate wellness or employee-engagement programme conditions
  • International partnership requirements, including local-law responsibilities
  • Training Provider requirements relating to delivery, trainers, learner records, assessment, marketing or quality assurance

Only benefits specifically included in the applicable programme or written approval are granted. Benefits from one partnership category do not automatically apply to another category.

9. Training, Certification and Educational Claims

Where a partnership involves training, education, certification support or learner-facing activities, the partner must accurately represent the scope of the programme and must not issue, alter or reproduce RE-FIT certificates unless expressly authorized.

RE-FIT certification or partnership does not by itself guarantee employment, income, government licensing, immigration approval, statutory professional registration or acceptance by every employer, regulator or jurisdiction.

10. Fees, Taxes and Payment

Applicable partnership fees, taxes, delivery charges, renewal charges or other amounts are those shown in the relevant offer, application, invoice, payment page or written communication.

  • Payment is treated as completed only after successful confirmation.
  • Partners are responsible for providing correct billing and tax information.
  • Refund eligibility is governed by the applicable programme terms, written offer and the current Refund Policy.
  • Payment does not override eligibility, compliance or approval requirements.

11. Validity, Renewal and Expiry

Partnership validity is determined by the applicable approval record, certificate, invoice, written offer or programme conditions. A partner must renew within the required period to continue benefits that depend on an active partnership.

  • Renewal may require payment, updated information, compliance review or other programme requirements.
  • RE-FIT may update renewal fees, benefits or conditions for future renewal periods.
  • Expired partnerships may lose access to active-partner benefits, public promotion, current-use branding or other programme privileges.
  • Renewal is not guaranteed where eligibility or compliance requirements are no longer satisfied.

12. Suspension, Removal and Termination

RE-FIT may suspend, restrict, refuse renewal of or terminate a partnership where reasonably necessary, including for:

  • Non-payment or payment reversal
  • Fraud, misrepresentation or materially inaccurate information
  • Unauthorized or misleading brand use
  • Serious quality, safety, safeguarding or compliance concerns
  • Misuse of certificates, learner information, RE-FIT systems or intellectual property
  • Conduct reasonably likely to cause material harm to users, the public or the RE-FIT brand
  • Material breach of applicable partnership or programme terms

Where practical and appropriate, RE-FIT may request corrective action before final termination. Immediate restriction may be used where there is a significant legal, safety, fraud, security or reputational risk.

13. Partner Content and Intellectual Property

A partner retains ownership of content it legitimately owns. By submitting a logo, organization description, images or similar material for partnership administration or approved promotion, the partner authorizes RE-FIT to use that material for the relevant partnership, directory, website, communication and promotional purposes during the applicable relationship.

The partner confirms that submitted material may lawfully be used and does not knowingly infringe third-party rights.

14. Data Protection and Confidentiality

Partner and representative information may be processed for application handling, payments, verification, support, communication, public-profile administration, renewal, fraud prevention, record keeping and related partnership operations.

Personal information is handled in accordance with the current Privacy Policy and applicable data-protection requirements. Partners are separately responsible for personal information they collect or process through their own operations.

Neither party should disclose confidential information received from the other except where authorized, operationally necessary or legally required.

15. Quality, Monitoring and Verification

RE-FIT may carry out reasonable verification or quality checks relating to the partnership, public profile, brand use, programme representation, documentation or other agreed requirements.

Partners should cooperate with reasonable requests intended to confirm continued eligibility or correct inaccurate public information.

16. No Guaranteed Commercial Outcome

Partnership benefits may support visibility, collaboration, professional positioning, programme access or other stated objectives, but RE-FIT does not guarantee a particular number of enquiries, customers, students, sales, website visitors, search rankings, business growth or financial return.

17. Third-Party Services and Links

Partnership services may use or link to independent payment gateways, email providers, hosting services, social networks, video platforms, analytics tools or partner websites. Independent third parties operate under their own terms and policies, and RE-FIT does not control their availability or separate practices.

18. Changes to Programmes and Policies

RE-FIT may update partnership benefits, operational processes, website features, programme descriptions, policies, renewal conditions or technical systems to reflect business, quality, legal, security or service requirements.

Material changes affecting an active contractual commitment will be handled subject to the applicable written terms and law. Updated general policies may apply prospectively or from the stated effective date.

19. Applicable Terms, Law and Dispute Resolution

These Partner Terms & Policies operate together with the general Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, Refund Policy, applicable programme information and any specific written partnership terms.

The governing law and forum for a particular contractual relationship are determined by the contracting RE-FIT entity, the applicable written agreement and mandatory law. The parties should first attempt to resolve concerns in good faith through official RE-FIT support channels.

20. Contact and Policy Questions

For partnership-policy questions, compliance clarification or requests to correct partner information, contact RE-FIT through the official channels:

Email: support@refitcertified.com
Support: Support Page
Contact: Contact Us
Partner Directory: RE-FIT Partner Directory

These are general partnership terms for the RE-FIT network. A programme-specific proposal, approval, invoice, signed agreement or other written document may contain additional or different conditions for a particular partner. Partners should retain copies of the documents issued for their own partnership.

Version: 1.0   |   Status: Published   |   Effective date: 12 August 2026   |   Last updated: 12 August 2026