Cookies and analytics
We use browser storage to run the site and, with your permission, understand how visitors use it. You can accept, reject or customize optional tracking using Cookie settings at the bottom of any page. Rejecting optional tracking does not prevent registration.
Essential storage
Sign-in, registration drafts and your privacy choice may use cookies or browser storage. Your privacy choice is saved on this browser for up to 180 days. Clearing browser data removes it; private browsing and blocked storage may prevent us from remembering it.
Optional analytics
With analytics enabled, Google Analytics 4, PostHog (US hosting), Vercel Analytics and our own course funnel measurements help us understand public page visits, referral sources, campaign labels, clicks, scroll depth and registration steps. Google Analytics also measures engagement time. Providers may process browser and device information, network addresses and pseudonymous identifiers to deliver these services.
Our GA4 and PostHog event payloads exclude registration answers, names, email addresses, phone numbers and private booking links. We send public page paths and bounded campaign labels instead of full query strings. Session recordings are disabled. Operational registration, payment and security records are still processed when you use those services.
Optional advertising
With advertising enabled, the X pixel measures visits and conversions from our ads. X may receive page information, browser identifiers and conversion details and process them under its own privacy policy. Advertising is controlled separately from analytics.
Changing your choice
Open Cookie settings to change or withdraw permission. Withdrawal stops future optional tracking and reloads the page to remove loaded trackers. We remove accessible measurement identifiers from this site; cookies held on a provider’s own domain are controlled through your browser or that provider. Withdrawal does not erase information already collected. Save unfinished work before withdrawing permission.