privacy
Privacy notice
What House for Learning collects through this website, and why. Short, plain and in your favour.
What we collect
Only what you choose to send us in a form or email: your name, email, organisation, role, country and your message. We do not ask for identity documents, passport details, biometric data, health data or bank details through this website.
Why we use it
To answer your message, to suggest courses, and to keep a record of our conversation. We do not sell your data, and we do not use it for advertising.
Learning records (members area, opening soon)
When you join, you choose what we may learn about you, and every choice starts switched off. If you choose to help us learn, we record how you use our services so we can improve them for you. We do not use sensitive personal data, we never sell your data, and you can switch this off at any time in your settings.
Organisations see learning insights only at team level, for groups large enough that no one can be singled out, and only for learners who switched sharing on.
Learners under 16, or the age set by local law, need a parent or guardian’s consent before they sign up.
Cookies and storage
This site sets no analytics, advertising or tracking cookies. It stores one item in your browser to remember your choice on the notice and, only if you sign in as a member, the small items that keep you signed in. Nothing else. See the full cookies page.
Who sees it
Only the staff who handle your message, and service providers that host our website and email under contract. We share data with authorities only when the law requires it.
Trusted service providers and AI features
Some of our features are driven by artificial intelligence (AI). We engage trusted service providers with whom we hold our own accounts, such as Microsoft (including Azure and Copilot), OpenAI, Google (Gemini) and Render. Their apps are present throughout our workspace by default, so some of the content entered or generated there is automatically passed through AI by these providers themselves.
We may also provide you with the paid versions of these services as a service, with ChatGPT alongside them.
We do not take responsibility for content that AI generates or adds. It can contain mistakes, so please check it before you rely on it. Please note that these providers process data only on your instructions, and our website only provides the interface.
Therefore, the work you create on our platform, and what you enter in the fields we provide to create it, are your instructions, which we pass on to these providers to produce your results. If you have an account, we keep it, and the work you save, as this notice describes.
If you choose to open another company's AI app from our platform yourself, that app's own terms and privacy policy apply to what you send it.
What we add is the integration: our ability to bring several of these engines together in one place, so that, whatever your sector, you get better results than the same tools usually give when they are used one by one, without having to design that integration yourself. You also avoid the cost of subscribing to each platform separately: you pay as you go.
Please have your own lawyer review this notice before you choose to use a service. To the extent the law allows, we take no liability for the services you use on our platform.
How long we keep it
As long as needed to answer you and for any learning that follows, and then as the law requires. After that we delete it.
Your rights
You can ask to see, correct, download or delete your data, or withdraw your consent, at any time. We follow applicable data protection laws, including India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, the EU and UK GDPR, the UAE data protection law and Canada’s PIPEDA, and give the same protection to visitors from other countries.