This article describes Mediaocean University's terms, methods, and fees.
Training hours
- Session times published in the course catalogs will be used to determine the hours deducted from a training allocation.
- Unused hours are not subject to refund. Course length calculations will be rounded to the nearest half-hour in fifteen-minute increments. (Sessions going to :14 or :44 will be rounded down; sessions going to :15 or :45 will be rounded up.)
Attendance
- Minimum attendance: For all training sessions, the minimum number of attendees is 3. If the minimum attendance is not met for a session already scheduled, a fee could be assessed. See Cancellation, below.
- Maximum attendance: For all training sessions the maximum number of attendees is 15.
Cancellation
Mediaocean assesses a fee for training sessions cancelled within ten (10) business days of the scheduled session date, as follows:
- Within two (2) business days, including no shows: penalty of the full course fee or equivalent base rate
- Within two (2) to ten (10) business days: penalty of 50% of the course fee or equivalent base rate
- Any unconfirmed class holds will be removed two (2) business days before training is due to take place
Training methods
- Hands-on Learning: Hands-on Learning combines the convenience of a webinar with the hands-on experience you used to get only in-person.
- Webinar: Webinars are delivered remotely by a Mediaocean trainer who will share their screen and educate users on a platform.
Offering | Charge |
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Credly Product certifications | No charge |
eLearning videos and articles via the Mediaocean Support site | No charge |
Training calendar (open to all agencies) | No charge |
Implementation training | Included in implementation package |
Training outside contractual allowance | $500 minimum for up to two hours; $250 for each additional hour |
Training packages | 10 hours @ $2,000 (20% discount) 20 hours @ $3,500 (30% discount) |
Note: If your contract with Mediaocean references training credits, one credit will equal one hour of training.
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