Education & Training

Education providers: recover unpaid tuition and training fees

Unpaid corporate training invoices, tuition fees, or enrolment cancellation penalties? A free letter of demand is the fastest first step.

Send free letter — education & training
✓ Corporate training ✓ RTO fees ✓ Tuition contracts ✓ Enrolment cancellations
The problem

Education businesses face high-volume, low-value debt challenges

Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), private colleges, and corporate training providers deal with a high volume of small payment defaults — enrolment cancellations, deferred fee non-payment, and corporate training invoices disputed after delivery.

For B2B training contracts (where a business pays for employee training), a letter of demand citing the training agreement and payment terms is the standard first step. For VET FEE-HELP related matters, specific regulatory requirements apply.

Ready to act?

Send a free, lawyer-backed letter of demand in 5 minutes. No sign-up required.

Send free letter →
1

Enter details

Fill in creditor and debtor details plus the invoice. Takes 5 minutes.

2

Letter sent today

Lawyer-backed PDF generated and emailed to your debtor.

3

Follow-up automated

Day 7 and 14 reminders. Day 21 lawyer referral if unpaid.

Education & Training debt types we handle

Corporate training fees

Business-to-business training invoices where a company has not paid for employee training.

RTO tuition

Unpaid tuition invoices from private RTOs for nationally recognised training.

Cancellation penalties

Enrolment cancellation fees under training agreements or student contracts.

Professional development

Continuing professional development, conference, or seminar fees unpaid.

Licensing & franchise fees

Training franchise royalties or licence fees unpaid by sub-licensees.

Consulting & curriculum

Instructional design, curriculum development, or learning technology invoices.

Send a free letter now

Frequently asked questions

Can I send a letter of demand to a corporate client who didn't pay for training? ▼
Yes. Corporate training is a B2B service — a letter of demand citing the training agreement and invoices is entirely appropriate.
What about individual students who owe tuition fees? ▼
This service is for B2B debts only. If the student is paying personally (not via their employer), we cannot assist. For employer-funded training, the employer entity is the debtor.
The client says the training wasn't what they expected. Do they have to pay? ▼
If the training was delivered as described in the contract, yes. A letter of demand puts the obligation back on them to specify what was deficient — which is hard to sustain for vague complaints.

Collect every training invoice

Send a free letter of demand to your corporate training client today.

Send free letter of demand