Article 1 (Purpose)
This agreement is intended to govern the basic terms and procedures related to the use of all services provided by UCL INC, as well as other necessary matters.
Article 2 (Definitions)
① The definitions of terms used in this agreement are as follows.
② The definitions of terms excluding those in Paragraph 1 shall be in accordance with business practices and relevant laws and regulations.
Article 3 (Publication and Amendment of the Terms and Conditions)
Article 4 (Interpretation of the Terms and Conditions)
Article 5 (Conclusion of Service Agreement)
① The service agreement is concluded when the applicant (applicant for membership) who wishes to become a member agrees to the contents of the terms and conditions, applies for membership, and the company approves such application.
② As a principle, the company approves the application for service use by the applicant. However, the company may not approve the application or terminate the service agreement afterwards for the following reasons.
③ According to Paragraph 1 of this section, depending on the type of member, the company may request real-name verification and identity verification through specialized agencies during the application process.
④ If there is a lack of capacity in the service-related facilities or if there are technical or operational issues, the company may postpone approval.
⑤ In accordance with Paragraphs 2 and 4, if the company does not approve or postpones the approval of a membership application, it shall generally inform the applicant thereof.
⑥ The time of conclusion of the service agreement is considered to be when the membership registration process is completed according to the company's application procedure.
⑦ The company may differentiate the usage of services by dividing members into different grades according to its policies, and may set different usage times, usage frequencies, service menus, etc., accordingly.
Article 6 (Change of Member Information)
① Members can access and modify their personal information at any time through the personal information management screen. However, certain information necessary for service management such as real name, resident registration number, and ID cannot be modified.
② If any information provided by the member at the time of membership application changes, the member must notify the company of such changes online or through other means such as email.
③ The company shall not be responsible for any disadvantages arising from the member's failure to notify the company of changes as stated in Paragraph 2.
Article 7 (Obligation to Protect Personal Information)
The company endeavors to protect the personal information of members in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations such as the Information and Communication Network Act. The protection and use of personal information are subject to the relevant laws and the company's privacy policy. However, the company's privacy policy does not apply to sites linked from the company's official website.
Article 8 (Obligations Regarding the Management of "Member's" "ID" and "Password")
① The management responsibility for the member's ID and password lies with the member, and they should not allow a third party to use them.
② The company may restrict the use of an ID if there are concerns about personal information leakage, if it violates social norms or morals, or if there is a risk of being mistaken for the company or its operators.
③ If a member becomes aware that their ID or password has been stolen or is being used by a third party, they must immediately notify the company and follow the company's instructions.
④ The company shall not be responsible for any disadvantages arising from the failure of the member to notify the company of such fact as stated in Paragraph 3, or for not following the company's instructions even if notified.
Article 9 (Notification to "Member")
① Unless otherwise specified in these terms and conditions, when the company notifies a member, it may do so via the email address provided by the member or through electronic memos within the service.
② In the case of notifying all members, the company may substitute the notification in Paragraph 1 by posting it on the company's bulletin board for more than 7 days.
Article 10 (Obligations of the Company)
① The company shall not engage in acts prohibited by relevant laws or these terms and conditions, or acts contrary to public morals, and shall make continuous and stable efforts to provide the service to the best of its abilities.
② The company must have security systems in place to protect personal information (including credit information) for the safe use of the service by members, and must disclose and comply with the privacy policy regarding the handling of personal information.
③ The company generally does not disclose or distribute a member's personal information to third parties without the member's consent. However, exceptions are recognized in the following cases.
④ If opinions or complaints raised by members regarding service usage are deemed justified, the company must handle them. The company will communicate the process and results to the members through bulletin boards or electronic mail regarding the opinions or complaints raised by the members.
Article 11 (Obligations of the Member)
① Members must not engage in the following activities when using the service.
② Members must comply with relevant laws, provisions of these terms and conditions, precautionary notices, and matters announced or notified by the company regarding the service. They must not engage in any activities that disrupt the company's business operations.
Article 12 (Provision of the Service, etc.)
① The company provides the following services to members.
② The company may divide the service into certain ranges and specify separate usage times for each range. However, in such cases, the company will announce the details in advance.
③ The service is provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, as a principle.
④ The company may temporarily suspend the provision of the service in case of maintenance, replacement, malfunction of computer or information communication facilities, communication interruptions, or other significant operational reasons. In such cases, the company will notify the members through the method specified in Article 9 (Notification to Members). However, if there are unavoidable reasons for the company to notify in advance, it may notify the members afterwards.
⑤ The company may conduct regular inspections if necessary for the provision of the service, and the time for regular inspections will be announced on the service provision screen.
Article 13 (Change of the Service)
① The company may change all or part of the services provided as necessary for operational or technological reasons.
② If there are changes in the content of the service, how to use it, or the usage hours, the reasons for the changes, the content of the changed service, and the date of provision of the changed service must be posted on the initial screen of the service for at least 7 days before the change.
③ The company may modify, suspend, or change all or part of the free services provided as necessary for the policies and operation of the school. Unless there are specific provisions in relevant laws, the company will not provide separate compensation to members for this.
Article 14 (Provision of Information and Advertisement)
① The company may provide members with various information deemed necessary during service usage through methods such as announcements or email. However, except for transaction-related information and responses to customer inquiries according to relevant laws, members may refuse to receive emails at any time.
② If the company intends to transmit the information mentioned in Paragraph 1 via telephone or facsimile, it obtains the member's prior consent before transmission. However, this does not apply to responses to transaction-related information and customer inquiries.
③ The company may place advertisements on service screens, homepages, and electronic mail related to the operation of the service. Members who receive electronic mail containing advertisements may request to refuse further reception from the company.
Article 15 (Approval of Enrollment)
① Once the company confirms the payment of the tuition fee using the specified payment method, it promptly approves the enrollment without delay.
② The company may restrict approval for course enrollment and withhold approval until the reasons are resolved in the following cases.
③ If approval for course enrollment is withheld or denied according to Paragraph 2, the company must notify the applicant of this decision.
Article 16 (Cancellation and Refund of Enrollment)
① If reasons for refund of tuition fees occur, according to Article 23 of the Enforcement Decree of the Lifelong Education Act, individuals may receive a refund and withdraw from the course.
② Special rules for cancellation, changes, and refunds may apply to event-based courses (including coupons), non-regular courses, and special promotional courses.
Article 17 (Copyright of Posted Content)
① The copyright and intellectual property rights of the service belong to the company. However, member's postings and provided works according to affiliate agreements are excluded.
② The copyright of the postings made by members within the service belongs to the respective authors of those postings.
③ The postings made by members within the service may be exposed in search results or service promotions, and may be partially modified or edited within the necessary scope for such exposure. In this case, members can take actions such as deletion, exclusion from search results, or setting to private for the respective postings at any time through the customer center.
④ If the company intends to use a member's postings in a manner other than specified in Paragraph 3, it must obtain the member's consent in advance via telephone, fax, email, or other means.
Article 18 (Management of Postings)
① If a member's posting contains content that violates the Telecommunications Network Act, Copyright Act, or other relevant laws, the rights holder may request the suspension or deletion of the posting through procedures established by relevant laws, and the company must take appropriate measures in accordance with the relevant laws.
② Even in cases where there is no request from the rights holder as per the preceding clause, if there are reasonable grounds to recognize infringement of rights or violations of school policies and relevant laws, the company may take temporary measures regarding the respective postings in accordance with relevant laws.
③ The company may delete the content posted or registered by a member without the member's consent if it is determined to fall under any of the following categories.
Article 19 (Termination of Contract)
① Members may request termination of the service contract at any time through the customer center on the initial screen of the service or through the menu for managing personal information. The company must process such requests immediately in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.
② If a member terminates the contract, all of the member's data will be deleted immediately, except for the minimum necessary personal information (such as name, resident registration number, etc.) that the company needs to retain for compliance with relevant laws and regulations or for maintaining educational history. This excludes cases where the company is required to retain data by relevant laws and regulations or for the purpose of maintaining educational history.
③ If a member terminates the contract, all posts written by the member registered on their own account, such as emails and blogs, will be deleted. However, posts that have been copied, scrapped, or reposted by others, as well as posts registered on public bulletin boards, will not be deleted. Therefore, members should delete such posts in advance and then withdraw.
Article 20 (Restriction of Use)
① The company may restrict the use of the service in stages, such as warning, temporary suspension, or permanent suspension of service use, if a member violates the obligations of these terms and conditions or disrupts the normal operation of the service.
② Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, the company may immediately suspend service use permanently if a member violates related laws, such as the Resident Registration Act by engaging in identity theft and payment fraud, providing and disrupting the operation of illegal programs in violation of the Copyright Act and the Computer Program Protection Act, engaging in illegal communication and hacking in violation of the Information and Communication Network Act, distributing malicious programs, or exceeding access authority. In the event of permanent suspension of service use pursuant to this paragraph, all coupons and other benefits obtained through service use shall be forfeited, and the company shall not provide separate compensation for this.
③ If a member does not log in continuously for more than 6 months, the company may restrict their use for the protection of member information and the efficiency of operation.
④ Within the scope of use restriction under this clause, the conditions and details of the restriction are determined by the company's use restriction policy and operational policies on individual services.
⑤ In the event of restricting service use or terminating the contract pursuant to this clause, the company shall notify the member in accordance with Article 9 [Notice to Members].
⑥ Members may file objections to the use restrictions or other measures taken under this clause according to the procedures established by the company. If the company acknowledges that the objection is valid, it will immediately resume the service.
Article 21 (Limitation of Liability)
① If the company is unable to provide the service due to force majeure or circumstances equivalent to force majeure, the company shall be exempted from liability for providing the service.
② The company shall not be liable for any service disruptions caused by the member's fault.
③ The company shall not be liable for the reliability, accuracy, or any other aspect of the information, data, or facts posted by members related to the service.
④ The company shall be exempted from liability for transactions or dealings between members or between members and third parties facilitated through the service.
⑤ The company shall not be liable for the use of services provided free of charge unless otherwise specified by relevant laws.
Article 22 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction)
① Any lawsuits between the company and members shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
② Lawsuits concerning disputes between the company and members shall be filed with the competent court under the Civil Procedure Act.
Article 23 (Application of Regulations)
Matters not specified in the Terms of Service shall be governed by relevant laws such as the Electronic Commerce Act for consumer protection. Matters not covered by law shall be governed by customs.
Transitional Provisions
① This agreement shall be effective fro
이 약관은 (주)유씨엘아이엔씨(이하 “회사”라 함)가 제공하는 제반 서비스의 이용에 관한 조건 및 절차에 관한 기본적인 사항과 기타 필요한 사항을 규정함을 목적으로 한다.
회사는 정보통신망법 등 관계 법령이 정하는 바에 따라 회원의 개인정보를 보호하기 위해 노력한다. 개인정보의 보호 및 사용에 대해서는 관련법 및 회사의 개인정보취급방침이 적용된다. 다만, 회사의 공식 사이트 이외의 링크된 사이트에서는 회사의 개인정보취급방침이 적용되지 않는다.
이용약관에 명시되지 않은 사항에 대해서는 전자상거래 등에서의 소비자 보호에 관한 법률 등 관계 법령에 의하며, 법에 명시 되지 않은 사안에 대해서는 관례에 따른다.
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①이 약관은 2024년 6월 1일부터 적용된다.