Starting A Dance Business, What To Put On Student Signup Form?

luciataro11 | 20:39 Sun 10th Jan 2021 | Business & Finance

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Hi there! I am living in NZ in a small town. I am starting up as a polefit instructor and I will be the only place in town the does this. My question is, can I write in the form for students, that they are not to use me to learn, if their plan is to use me then start their own polefit classes? If so, how would I word it on a form? also apart from the obvious safety and injury stuff, is there anything else you would recommend putting into the form? Thankyou!

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johnny.5

what qualifies you or anyone else as a polefit instructor ?

Mamyalynne

I'd advise you to ask on an NZ forum as there may be different rules in your Country.

This is predominantly a UK site.

Buenchico

Such a restrictive covenant in your contracts with students would almost certainly be unenforceable. There has to be something 'unique' in a course of instruction in order for the tutor to retain the sole right to use it.

For example, if you sign up with a weight-loss organisation, such as WW or Slimming World, they can legally prevent you from using their own ('unique') points-based systems (or similar) in any weight-loss programme which you might then go on to set up yourself. However what they most definitely can't do is to prevent you running your own weight loss classes, per se.

Anything you might write into the contracts signed by your students which seeks to prevent them going on to teach similar classes would almost certainly be regarded as an unlawful restraint of trade and therefore totally unenforceable.