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About company

Hard Task Training was never created as a business venture. It was founded on a simple belief – that firearms, tactical and tactical medical training could be taught better, more realistically and more safely than was common at the time. Our first courses were conducted during breaks from overseas security contracts in Iraq. Back then, we never imagined that only a few years later we would operate two commercial training ranges, maintain a fleet of more than 400 training firearms, and record more than 33,500 attendances at our training courses by clients from dozens of countries around the world. From the very beginning, our mission has been clear: to teach skills that truly matter. We have never been interested in teaching techniques that merely look impressive on social media or during demonstrations. Instead, we focus on methods that work in real life, stand up under stress and may one day make the difference between success and failure, safety and danger, or even life and death. Today, Hard Task Training is one of the largest professional firearms, tactical and tactical medical training providers in the world. Every year we conduct hundreds of training events, operate two commercial shooting ranges with extensive indoor and outdoor training facilities, and provide our clients with access to more than 400 training firearms. Over the years, millions of rounds have been fired safely during our courses, and thousands of hours of practical instruction have helped our graduates develop skills they rely on in professional service, competitive shooting and everyday life. Our courses have been attended by complete beginners, civilian firearms owners, sport shooters, police officers, military personnel, correctional officers, municipal police officers, private security professionals, members of special operations units and clients from dozens of countries worldwide. Regardless of a participant's background or experience, we approach everyone with the same commitment. What matters to us is not where someone comes from, but where they want to go. We do not believe in general-purpose instructors. Every member of our instructional staff teaches only the subjects in which they have extensive professional experience and real operational expertise. Our instructors come from law enforcement, the military, emergency medical services, executive protection and other security professions. This allows us to combine modern teaching methodology with practical knowledge gained through years of operational service and real-world deployments. The company is led by its Managing Director, Chief Instructor and Training Director, Zdeněk Charvát. After serving as Chief Firearms Instructor of the Prague Police Rapid Response Unit, he spent several years working as a professional close protection operator on security contracts in Iraq. The philosophy of Hard Task Training was built upon the experience gained through police service, overseas deployments and years of training both civilian and professional clients: teach only what works, teach only what has been proven in practice, and never compromise on safety. A major milestone came in 2017, when Hard Task Training acquired its own outdoor shooting range and began building the training facilities we operate today. The same year marked the beginning of our long-term international training contracts. Since 2017, we have provided firearms, tactical and medical training for members of special operations units and protective security teams of senior government officials in the United Arab Emirates. Since 2021, in cooperation with Bowenite, we have also delivered training projects across Africa. That same year, we became officially accredited by the Czech Ministry of the Interior to deliver courses within the National Firearms Training System for the Designated State Reserve, through which well over 1,700 participants had successfully completed training by mid-2026. While we are proud of our facilities, equipment and achievements, we believe that our greatest accomplishment is not measured by the number of firearms we own, the number of courses we conduct or the millions of rounds fired. It is measured by the people who return to train with us year after year, continue through advanced levels of instruction and recommend our courses to their colleagues, friends and entire organisations. Their trust remains the strongest endorsement of everything we do. Whether you are attending your very first firearms course, preparing for a career in law enforcement or the military, or looking for advanced professional training, our commitment remains the same: to provide realistic, safe and practical instruction that will stay with you long after the course has ended.

About instructors

The quality of any training programme depends on the people who deliver it. That is why selecting and developing our instructors is just as important to us as designing the training itself. We do not believe in general-purpose instructors. No one can be an expert in every aspect of firearms, tactics and tactical medicine. Every member of the Hard Task Training instructional team teaches only the subjects in which they have extensive professional experience, operational background and genuine expertise. Our instructors include current and former members of law enforcement, the military, emergency medical services, executive protection teams and other security professions. Many have served as firearms or tactical instructors within their organisations, members of specialised units or have gained operational experience through overseas deployments and security contracts in countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and other regions of Africa and the Middle East. For that reason, you will never be taught by a randomly assigned instructor. Every course is led by professionals whose daily work or long-term operational experience directly matches the subject being taught. Close Quarters Battle (CQB) is taught by instructors with extensive CQB experience. Precision rifle courses are delivered by professional marksmen. Tactical medical courses are taught by experienced medical professionals. The same philosophy applies across every training programme we deliver. Technical expertise alone, however, is not enough. We place equal emphasis on an instructor's ability to teach clearly, patiently and safely. We believe that true professionals do not build authority through ego or intimidation. They earn it through knowledge, experience and their ability to help others develop real, practical skills. This combination of operational experience, subject-matter expertise and effective teaching is one of the main reasons why so many participants return to Hard Task Training for advanced courses and continue training with us year after year.

Contact

HARD TASK TRAINING Ltd. Address: Hovorcovicka 702, BAST, ZIP 250 65, Czech Republic Identification number: 07530757, Tax number: CZ07530757 General contact: +420 774 744 661, info@hardtask.cz, accountant: finance@hardtask.cz Bank: IBAN CZ6020100000002901514710, BIC/SWIFT: FIOBCZPPXXX Company registered in the Commercial Register maintained by the Municipal Court of Prague, Section C, File 301847   Business Licenses Development, production, repairs, modifications, transportation, purchase, sale, rental, storage of weapons and ammunition Providing Security of the persons and property Operation of shooting ranges and providing firearms training Providing any other tactical training Purchase, sale, destruction and disposal of pyrotechnic products of categories P2, T2 and F4 and the implementation of fireworks Purchase and sale, hire, development, manufacture, repair, modification, storage, transport, destruction and destruction of security material Arms License: Development, manufacture, testing, repair, or irreversible modification of firearms, Development, manufacture, testing, delaboration, deactivation, sectioning, or destruction of ammunition, Custody, storage, lending, purchase, or sale of firearms or ammunition, Transport or arrangement of transport of firearms or ammunition, Operation of shooting ranges, And other activities such as firearms instruction or training, provision of property and personal security, or the organization of sports, cultural, or hobby activities. Accreditation:  Accreditation of the Ministry of the Interior for the provision of courses within the program of rifle training of the State Reserves 2/MV-101-1/2021, 2/MV-102-1/2021, 2/MV-102-2/2023, 2/MV-201-1/2021, 2/MV-301-1/2021

Course tiers

4 levels of training are offered    – Theme course suitable for complete novices. No previous experience required.        – The participant should have – and be able to successfully demonstrate –  the basic skills and knowledge in the subject matter. For example, in regards to shooting they should have basic mastery of weapons handling, firing and safety knowledge      – The participants are expected to have a higher level of knowledge and skills in the course subject matter.  Our Level 3 training is also suitable for professionals, individuals and Military/Police Team Training.  This level is also intended for those who have successfully completed our level 2 courses.      – Courses are only for the students which they passed through our Level 1 to Level 3 courses

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Questions and Answers

1. CHOOSING A COURSE AND PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE I would like to attend a course, but I am a complete beginner. Will I hold the others back? There is no need to worry. Our courses are divided into different difficulty levels – Tiers. Tier 1 courses are specifically designed to teach the fundamental skills and are suitable even for complete beginners. The level of each course and any required previous experience are always stated in the course description. What is the best first course if I want to start with a pistol or rifle? For pistol, we recommend Dynamic Pistol 1. For rifle, we recommend Dynamic Rifle 1. Both courses are designed to establish the correct fundamentals of safe firearm handling and shooting while also preparing you for the subsequent levels. I have been shooting for many years and have attended courses elsewhere. Can I start directly with Dynamic Pistol 2 or Dynamic Rifle 2? Even experienced shooters are advised to start with our Level 1. It is not simply a question of whether you can shoot well. The individual levels of our shooting courses are designed as a progressive system. Already at Level 1, we teach specific procedures, firearm manipulations, terminology and principles upon which Level 2 and the subsequent levels are built. Over many years of training, we have received this question from a large number of experienced sport shooters as well as members of military and law enforcement units. Those who eventually decided to start with Level 1 were glad they did, because they always encountered something new or different. At the same time, we offer a simple guarantee: if, at the end of Level 1, both you and the instructor agree that you genuinely already knew and mastered everything covered during the course and that there was nothing new for you to learn, we will give you the corresponding Level 2 course free of charge. Does the same progression apply to tactical courses? The system is slightly different for tactical courses. For example, CQB Basic and One Man CQB are Tier 1 courses, meaning they are the introductory levels for that particular type of training and can be attended directly. For higher-level tactical courses, such as CQB Scenarios, CQB Advanced, FIBUA and other advanced programmes, we already expect participants to know and be able to apply certain tactical fundamentals. You do not necessarily have to acquire these skills on our previous courses. If you have equivalent experience from another reputable training provider, a police or military unit, or other relevant training, you may attend a higher-level course directly. However, you need to understand that an advanced course moves forward and is not intended to teach the fundamentals from the beginning. There may sometimes be a short refresher of previously learned principles, but the majority of the course is dedicated to new material. Therefore, if you attend a higher-level tactical course without completing the preceding courses with us, we assume that you genuinely already possess the necessary fundamental skills. I want to start with CQB. Which course should I choose? It primarily depends on the type of work you are interested in. CQB Basic is an introductory course focused mainly on teamwork – movement and procedures involving multiple people when dealing with rooms and structures. If you are interested in working as an individual, One Man CQB courses are the appropriate choice. These focus on situations in which a person operates alone. Previous completion of Dynamic Pistol or Dynamic Rifle is not a general prerequisite. However, you should be able to safely operate the firearm you will be using during the course. If you are a complete beginner and are only starting to work with firearms, we recommend completing Dynamic Pistol 1 or Dynamic Rifle 1 first to gain basic confidence in safe firearm handling. Do I have to complete CQB before attending Low Light? To participate in Low Light, you need to have at least some previous CQB experience. It is not necessary to have completed a CQB course specifically with HARD TASK TRAINING. If you have equivalent knowledge and practical experience acquired elsewhere, you may attend the course. Low Light is not designed to teach basic CQB principles from the beginning. It builds upon them and introduces specific procedures related to operating in reduced-light conditions and darkness. If you are unsure whether your previous experience is sufficient, please contact us before placing your order. I have never fired a precision/sniper rifle. Can I attend Long Range Sniper directly? If you have never fired a precision rifle and have no fundamentals in this type of shooting, we do not recommend Long Range Sniper. Basic Sniper is intended for complete beginners and covers fundamental shooting positions, working with the rifle and scope, breathing, trigger control and other basic skills. Long Range Sniper builds upon this knowledge. However, if you have never attended our Basic Sniper course but already have experience shooting precision rifles and possess the necessary fundamental skills, you may attend Long Range Sniper directly. In that case, however, you need to understand that we cannot guarantee that your existing skill level will be sufficient or that you will be able to follow the programme at the same pace as the other participants. There is no time during Long Range Sniper to return to fundamentals such as shooting positions, trigger and breathing control or basic scope operation. The course focuses on long-range shooting, working with wind, ballistic corrections, using the scope reticle and other more advanced skills. If you accept this and have at least basic experience with a precision rifle, you may attend the course. Can I attend several courses on consecutive days? Yes. Many of our clients do exactly that. A typical example would be completing several levels of Dynamic Pistol or Dynamic Rifle over several consecutive days. However, two factors need to be considered: physical demands and the speed at which you personally acquire new skills. A full-day shooting course can be physically demanding. Level 1 in particular involves a large amount of repetition of fundamental techniques, and after a full day of standing, firearm manipulation and shooting, you may be considerably tired. The speed of learning is equally individual. Some people only need to see a technique, repeat it several times and can very quickly perform it safely. Others need several hours or days of additional practice before new habits become truly automatic. You therefore need to realistically assess whether, after completing Level 1, for example, you will be ready to continue with a higher level the following day, where we already expect you to safely master the previous fundamentals. A large number of our students complete Levels 1, 2 and 3 consecutively without any problems. Others prefer to complete Level 1 separately, practise the skills they have learned for some time and only then schedule several higher-level courses together. It is very individual. 2. REGISTRATION, ORDERS AND PAYMENT How do I sign up for a course? First, you need to complete a simple registration on our website. After logging into your account, select the course you want to attend and choose one of the currently available dates. You then place an order, thereby expressing your binding interest in attending the selected course date. Once payment has been received, your participation will be confirmed by email. I have ordered and paid for a course. Can I count on attending? Yes. Once we receive your payment, we will send an order confirmation to the email address you provided. At that point, your participation in the selected course date is confirmed and your place is firmly included among the course participants. How and when should I pay for the course? Will I receive a payment document? After placing your order, we will send you payment instructions together with a tax document containing the course fee, variable symbol/payment reference and bank details. Payment must be made no later than one month before the first course included in your order. If you place your order less than one month before the course, payment is due within three days of placing the order. If you place your order less than five days before the course, payment is due within 24 hours and in any case no later than the start of the course. If an order is not paid on time, it may be cancelled. You can also find your tax document in PDF format in your profile on our website. I have placed an order but can no longer attend the course. What are my options? If you notify us at least 14 days before the course, you can choose between transferring your participation to another available date or receiving a refund of the amount paid. If you cancel less than 14 days before the course, you are no longer normally entitled to a refund of the course fee. Depending on the specific circumstances, however, we always try to find a reasonable individual solution. If you are unable to attend, we recommend contacting us as soon as possible. Can I transfer my place on the course to someone else? Yes, subject to prior agreement with us. The replacement participant must meet all entry requirements for the particular course. Any change of participant therefore needs to be arranged with us in advance. What happens if HARD TASK TRAINING cancels a course? This happens only occasionally, but a course may be cancelled, for example, if the minimum number of participants is not reached or if circumstances arise that prevent the course from being conducted safely or properly. In such a case, we will inform you and you will be entitled to a full refund of the amount paid for the cancelled course. Alternatively, we can of course agree to transfer your participation to another available date. Can I pay for a course through FKSP or a similar employee benefit programme? Yes. We regularly process payments through FKSP and similar employee benefit programmes. 3. FIREARMS, AMMUNITION AND EQUIPMENT Important: Firearms, tactical gear and other equipment must always be booked or arranged with us in advance. Our complete range of firearms and equipment is not permanently available at every training location, and instructors generally bring only items that have been ordered or arranged in advance. I would like to attend a shooting course, but I do not have a Czech firearms licence or my own firearm. Is that a problem? No. You do not need to hold a Czech firearms licence or own a firearm to participate in our shooting courses. Shooting takes place under the supervision of experienced instructors, and we can provide a firearm and the necessary ammunition if booked in advance. However, it is important to note that Dynamic Pistol 1 and Dynamic Rifle 1 are not preparation courses for the Czech firearms competency examination. They focus on practical shooting, safe firearm handling and the development of shooting skills. We offer a separate course specifically designed as preparation for the firearms competency examination. I do not have my own firearm. Can I rent one for the course? Yes. HARD TASK TRAINING has an extensive inventory of training firearms, and suitable firearms can be rented for our shooting courses. The necessary ammunition can also be ordered together with the course. A firearm must always be booked or its rental arranged in advance, particularly for courses held away from our main Oleško training facility. This means that you can attend most of our courses without bringing your own firearm. If I rent a pistol, are magazines included? Yes. A rented firearm is provided as a complete set including the necessary magazines. By prior arrangement, we can also provide other equipment required for the training, such as a pistol holster and magazine pouches. There is therefore no need to separately order magazines compatible with the firearm you are renting. If I book a specific firearm model, are you able to guarantee that I will receive exactly that model? We will of course always try to prepare the specific firearm model you have booked, and under normal circumstances that is what you will receive. However, our firearms are used intensively during training and an unexpected technical malfunction, damage or another issue may occur that makes a particular firearm or model unavailable for use on the day of your course. For this reason, we cannot absolutely guarantee the availability of a specific model. If the firearm you booked is unavailable for technical or operational reasons, we will provide a suitable replacement firearm of the same category and calibre, or the closest available alternative. If using a specific firearm model is particularly important to you for any reason, please let us know in advance. Even in such cases, however, an unexpected technical failure immediately before the course cannot be completely ruled out. Why do some course dates not show an option to rent a firearm? For most courses held at Oleško or in the surrounding area, you can select and book a firearm directly together with the course. Oleško is home to our main firearms inventory, with a large number of training firearms of various types. The situation is slightly different for courses held at other locations, for example in Moravia. HARD TASK TRAINING has more than 400 training firearms, but we obviously do not maintain the same extensive permanent firearms inventory at these locations as we do at Oleško. The number of firearms immediately available to instructors at these locations is therefore smaller, and some may already be booked by other participants for a particular course date. For this reason, we intentionally do not display our entire selection of rental firearms in the ordering system for some course dates. If you do not see the firearm you would like to rent for your particular course date, please contact us. We will check its availability and, where possible, prepare it for you. The instructor can then bring it to the particular course location, and we will add the firearm rental to your order afterwards. The absence of a firearm rental option for a particular course date therefore does not automatically mean that we cannot provide you with a firearm. I see participants wearing expensive tactical equipment in photographs from your courses. Do I need similar equipment? Definitely not. We can provide most of the necessary equipment and tactical gear by prior arrangement, and many courses can be completed with only basic equipment. We particularly recommend that beginners do not spend unnecessary amounts of money on equipment before their first course when they do not yet know what will suit them. It is often better to arrive at your first course with minimal equipment, try different options and talk to our instructors and other students. Only then does it make sense to start purchasing your own equipment. If you would like to borrow or rent anything from us, please arrange it in advance. You should not assume that our complete inventory of equipment will be available on site at every course location. Do I need my own holster, plate carrier, ballistic vest or helmet? It depends on the particular course. You certainly do not need complete tactical gear for ordinary shooting courses. If special equipment is required for a particular course, this will be stated in the course description. We can also provide many items by prior arrangement. If you would like to use our equipment, please arrange it with us in advance. How much ammunition will I need for the course? The required number of rounds varies depending on the particular course and is always stated in the course description. If you order ammunition through us, it will be prepared for you for the course and you do not need to arrange its purchase or transportation separately. Can I use my own ammunition in a rented firearm? Not as standard. This is only possible by prior agreement with HARD TASK TRAINING. For our firearms, we need to ensure that the ammunition used is appropriate for the particular firearm and the requirements of the training. If you are therefore renting one of our firearms and would like to use your own ammunition, please arrange this with us in advance. 4. INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS AND ENGLISH I am a foreign national. Can I attend your courses? Of course. International participants are completely normal on our courses, and students regularly travel to us from many different countries around the world. If you do not want to bring your own firearm, you can arrange a firearm and ammunition directly through us in advance. Are the courses also conducted in English? Yes. If a course is taught by two or more instructors, typically one instructor explains the material in Czech while another continuously translates it into English for international participants. If the course is taught by only one instructor, the instructor will normally explain the relevant part in Czech first and then repeat or explain it in English. Much of the practical training is highly visual – the instructor demonstrates the technique and the students then repeat it. The actual execution of individual exercises is therefore usually easy to understand. However, international participants must have at least a basic communicative level of English sufficient to understand safety instructions, training instructions and explanations of the techniques being taught. We consider it very important to explain not only what we do and how we do it, but above all why we use a particular technique or procedure in a particular way. This is an important part of our training methodology. Participants therefore need to be able to understand at least a basic explanation in English and communicate with the instructor when necessary. The course is not suitable for a participant who does not understand either Czech or English at a level sufficient to safely participate in the training. I am an EU citizen and have a European Firearms Pass. Can I bring my own firearm to the course? Yes. If you hold a valid European Firearms Pass, you may travel to the Czech Republic for the purpose of attending a shooting course with a firearm listed in that document. In the event of an inspection, you must be able to demonstrate the purpose of travelling with the firearm. An order confirmation or course invoice, for example, can be used for this purpose. We can issue an invitation or additional confirmation upon request, but when travelling for this purpose with a European Firearms Pass, such a document from us is not normally required. If you are travelling through other countries or by air, we recommend checking the requirements of the transit countries and the particular airline as well. I am travelling from abroad. Is it better to bring my own firearm or rent one from you? Both options are possible, but renting a firearm directly from us is generally the easiest solution. You do not need to deal with transporting a firearm across borders or the associated administration, and if booked in advance, the necessary firearm and ammunition will be ready for you at the training location. I am from a country outside the EU. Can I attend as well? Yes. International students can attend our courses, and the simplest option is normally to use our firearms and ammunition. If you wish to travel with your own firearm, the requirements may vary depending on your country, method of travel and other circumstances. In such a case, we recommend dealing with the requirements individually and sufficiently in advance of your trip. Can you issue an invitation or confirmation relating to my participation in the course? Yes. Upon request, we can issue international participants with a confirmation or invitation relating to their participation in a course. If you require such a document, please request it sufficiently in advance of your trip. It may not be possible to prepare individual documents immediately or only a few days before your arrival. 5. COURSE LOCATION AND ORGANISATION Are all courses held at the Oleško shooting range? No. Oleško is our main training facility and a large proportion of our shooting and tactical courses take place there. However, we also conduct courses at other shooting ranges and training locations, including locations in Moravia. When choosing a particular course date, always pay attention to the listed location. The same course may be offered at several different locations, and you should not automatically assume that every date takes place at Oleško. We recommend checking the location when placing your order and checking it again in the details of your particular course date before travelling. What should I bring to the course? The specific requirements are always listed in the description of the particular course. In general, we recommend suitable and comfortable clothing and footwear appropriate for the weather, eye and hearing protection, sufficient drinks and, for full-day courses, something to eat. If you need a firearm or any other equipment, please book or arrange it with us in advance. Does the course take place in bad weather? In most cases, yes. Many of our courses take place outdoors, and rain, cold or normal adverse weather conditions are not reasons for cancellation. We therefore recommend checking the weather forecast and arriving with appropriate clothing and footwear. We may cancel, interrupt or modify a course only if weather conditions make it impossible to conduct the training safely or meaningfully. What happens if I arrive late? If you know that you are going to be late, contact the instructor as soon as possible. Shooting and tactical courses begin with an important safety briefing. If a participant arrives too late and misses a part of the course without which they cannot be safely integrated into the subsequent programme, it may not be possible for them to participate. If I have a question about the course or location, or need to let someone know that I will be late, whom should I contact? Approximately one month before each course date, we assign the instructors who will conduct the training. Their profile on our website contains their telephone number and email address. For questions directly related to the organisation or conduct of a particular course, contacting the assigned instructor is therefore usually the fastest option. How long does a course last? The duration varies depending on the particular course. We offer courses lasting several hours, one day, multiple days and longer-term training programmes. The starting time and expected finishing time can be found in the details of the particular course date. Is the stated finishing time of the course exact? It is approximate. The actual finishing time may vary depending on the number of participants, the pace of the group, weather, the progress of the training and other circumstances. If you are planning further activities or travel after the course, we recommend allowing some extra time. How physically demanding are the courses? It depends on the type of course. Standard shooting courses do not require an exceptional level of physical fitness, although a full day of training may be more physically demanding than you expect. Some tactical and specialised courses may involve prolonged movement, kneeling, prone positions, working while wearing equipment or other physical activity. There is therefore no single general physical requirement applicable to all of our courses. The important factor is that the participant is physically and mentally capable of safely performing the activities required by the particular course and following the instructors' directions. If you have a specific health or physical limitation and are unsure whether a particular course is suitable for you, please contact us before placing your order. Can an instructor exclude me from a course? Yes, in exceptional circumstances. The most common reason would be a serious or repeated violation of safety rules or failure to follow the instructor's directions. However, a participant may also be excluded for seriously disrupting the course if, because of one participant, it is no longer possible to continue the training at the level and pace appropriate for that course. This may include, for example, a situation where a participant attends an advanced course for which certain previous knowledge or skills are expected but does not actually possess them to a level that allows them to continue safely and meaningfully with the rest of the group. The instructor will of course first try to resolve the situation and help the participant. However, if continued participation would compromise safety or significantly interfere with the training of the other participants, the participant may be excluded from the course. If a participant is excluded for these reasons, they are not entitled to a refund of the course fee. Can I attend a course after consuming alcohol or taking medication? You may not participate in a course while under the influence of alcohol or other intoxicating substances. Likewise, a participant should not attend training while under the influence of medication, or in a medical condition, that could significantly affect concentration, coordination, decision-making or the ability to handle a firearm safely. Can I attend a course together with my minor child? Yes, this is possible for suitable courses. Age itself is not the only deciding factor. What matters primarily is whether the younger participant is physically and mentally mature enough to remain focused throughout the training, follow the instructor's directions and safely perform the required activities. For a minor participant, it is primarily the responsibility of the parent, who knows their child best, to realistically assess whether the child is capable of completing the particular full-day course. Additional entry requirements may apply to some specialised courses. 6. FOOD AND FACILITIES Is food provided during the course? No. We do not normally sell or provide food or refreshments at the shooting range, so we recommend bringing your own food or buying something on the way before you arrive. The progress of practical training can vary, and it is not always possible to determine the exact time of the lunch break in advance. Food delivery can be ordered to the shooting range and delivery services regularly come to us. However, because the timing of the break can change, it may be difficult to schedule the delivery precisely. Bringing your own food is therefore generally the simplest option. Is it possible to stay overnight directly at the shooting range, or can you recommend accommodation nearby? For multi-day courses, it may be possible by prior individual arrangement to use the facilities directly at the shooting range for rest between individual training days. This is not automatically included with the course and must always be arranged in advance depending on the particular course date and current availability. If you prefer standard accommodation in a hotel, guesthouse or apartment, we will be happy to recommend suitable options near the shooting range. Simply contact us and we can advise you according to the location of your course. 7. PARTICIPANT REGISTRATION AND PERSONAL INFORMATION Why do you require my date of birth, telephone number and other personal information when I register? Some of this information is required for course administration and for issuing your certificate. For shooting courses, however, certain records are also required by law. For foreign nationals participating in shooting training, we are required to record the information necessary to register the person in the Czech Central Firearms Register, including in particular their first name, surname, date of birth, nationality, and the type and number of their identification document. For Czech citizens, corresponding information is recorded in the shooting range operating log. We also use your date of birth to correctly identify you on your certificate. We primarily require your telephone number for situations in which we need to contact you quickly, for example regarding a change affecting a particular course date, and email is not sufficiently fast or we are unable to reach you by email. Do I need to bring identification with me to the course? Yes, we recommend bringing a valid identification document. For certain courses or participants, we may also need to verify additional licences, authorisations or documents required by law or by the entry requirements of the particular course. 8. CERTIFICATES Will I receive a certificate after completing the course? For courses that include a certificate, you will receive one after successfully completing the course. Can my employer verify the authenticity of my certificate? Yes. Each certificate contains a unique serial number and contact information through which its authenticity can be verified. Does your certificate replace a professional licence or state qualification? Unless explicitly stated otherwise for a particular course, a HARD TASK TRAINING certificate confirms that you have completed the relevant training. The certificate itself does not replace any state authorisation, licence or professional qualification required for a particular activity by law, an employer or another institution. 9. PHOTOGRAPHY AND PRIVACY Do you take photographs during courses? What if I do not want photographs of me published online? Yes. We take photographs during many of our courses, and some of these photographs are subsequently published on our website or social media. Before the instructor begins taking photographs during the course, participants are asked whether anyone objects to appearing in photographs that may be published. If you do not wish to be photographed or have photographs of you published, that is not a problem. The instructor will then deliberately avoid photographing you. If you happen to appear in a group or situational photograph, we try to select an image in which you cannot be identified – for example, where you are facing away from the camera or it is otherwise not apparent who you are. We therefore try to address privacy already at the stage when the photographs are being taken. 10. GIFT VOUCHERS Do you sell gift vouchers? Yes. You can purchase a gift voucher for a specific course or a voucher for a specific monetary value that can subsequently be used for HARD TASK TRAINING services. Gift vouchers are issued electronically and their validity period is stated directly on the voucher. I have a gift voucher for a specific course. Does that mean I automatically have a place on a particular course date? No. A gift voucher for a specific course does not in itself guarantee you a place on any particular course date. You need to select one of the available dates for the relevant course and apply the voucher when placing your order. We therefore recommend not waiting until the end of the voucher's validity period before selecting a course date, as individual dates may already be fully booked. 11. OTHER QUESTIONS I am a woman and would like to attend a shooting or tactical course. Will I be able to manage it? Of course. Women regularly participate in our shooting and tactical courses, and there is no reason to be concerned even if you are the only woman in the group. Physical demands vary depending on the particular course, but gender itself is not a determining factor for participation. What matters is primarily your ability to safely complete the programme of the particular course. Do you also provide training for police, military, security services or professional units? Yes. In addition to publicly available courses, we also provide specialised training for Czech and international military and law enforcement organisations, professional units, companies and other organisations. The content, duration and difficulty of such training can be tailored according to the client's requirements and the participants' level of experience. Is it possible to book a private course exclusively for our group? Yes. Depending on the availability of instructors, training facilities and the requested programme, we can also organise closed training specifically for your group. For an individual quotation, please contact us with information about the number of participants, their previous experience, the type of training you are interested in and your approximate preferred dates. I am travelling from abroad for several days. Can you help me put together a suitable programme of courses? Yes. If you tell us your travel dates, length of stay, previous experience and the areas you would like to focus on, we can recommend a suitable combination of currently scheduled courses. When planning several consecutive courses, it is also necessary to consider their physical demands, the progression between individual levels and the speed at which you personally acquire new skills. Why aren't all courses scheduled for the entire year in advance? Not all courses are scheduled equally far in advance. Longer, more advanced and organisationally demanding courses that require specific training facilities, equipment, a larger number of instructors or other complex arrangements are generally planned well in advance – often six months or even a full year ahead. Regular one-day and weekend courses, on the other hand, are scheduled progressively, typically approximately one quarter in advance. The calendar is therefore not necessarily final several months ahead. If, for example, you are currently looking at our schedule two or three months into the future, additional dates and courses may still be added. When planning the schedule, we also respond to current demand and how quickly existing courses fill up. If we see that particular dates are filling quickly, we may add additional dates to the calendar. I haven't found the answer to my question. Who should I contact? If you cannot find the answer here or in the description of the particular course, please do not hesitate to contact us. If an instructor has already been assigned to your particular course date, you can also contact them directly with questions regarding organisation, arrival or the actual conduct of the course.

Reference

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Statement of personal data

Consent to the processing of personal data I agree that Hard Task Training s.r.o., in accordance with Act No. 101/2000 Coll., on the protection of personal data and on amendments to certain acts, as amended, (hereinafter referred to as the “Act”), may process my personal data that I provide to it (including sensitive personal data such as date of birth, identity card number and its expiration date, telephone number, email, etc.) for the purposes of issuing a certificate and participating in courses organized by this company and verifying membership in the Hard Task Rangers club. I acknowledge that in connection with the use of the shooting range, the company processes personal data to the extent required by applicable legal regulations, in particular data from the identity document. This consent is valid for the period of registration for the course and its duration and for a period of three years after its completion. Instructions on the processing of personal data: 1. The personal data controller and processor is Hard Task Training s.r.o. IČO: 07530757 Registered office: K Bažantnici 977, ZIP code 250 85 BAŠŤ, Czech Republic, registered under file number 301847 C at the Municipal Court in Prague. 2. The collected data will be processed manually and electronically and will be made available only to instructors and administrative staff involved in securing the purpose for which the data is provided. 3. I have the right to access personal data processed about me, the right to correct them; I also have the right to request an explanation or. removal of the situation if I believe that my personal data is being processed in violation of the Law or the protection of my private and personal life. I can withdraw my consent to the processing of personal data at any time..

Statistic

Hard Task Training in Numbers Over more than a decade of operation, Hard Task Training has grown into one of Europe's leading providers of professional firearms, tactical and tactical medical training, delivering courses to civilian shooters, law enforcement, military personnel and government agencies from dozens of countries around the world. 33,500+ Course Attendances Since 2013, Hard Task Training has recorded more than 32,000 attendances across its training programmes. Our courses have been attended by civilian shooters, sport shooters, licensed firearms owners, police officers, military personnel, correctional officers, municipal police officers, private security professionals, members of special operations units and government organisations from dozens of countries worldwide. 22,700+ Course Attendances in Just Four Years Between 2022 and 2025 alone, more than 21,200 attendances were recorded across our training programmes. While the increased public interest in security-related training following the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine contributed to this growth, it was equally driven by the continuous expansion of our training facilities, course portfolio and instructional team. Designated State Reserve Firearms Training Programme In late 2021, Hard Task Training became officially accredited by the Czech Ministry of the Interior to deliver courses within the National Firearms Training System for the Designated State Reserve. Since then, more than 1,700 individual participants have successfully completed training within this programme, with many continuing through its advanced qualification levels. 400+ Training Firearms Our training fleet includes more than 400 firearms, allowing participants to attend most courses without owning their own equipment while providing access to a wide variety of modern and traditional weapon platforms. Millions of Rounds Fired Safely Over the years, millions of rounds have been fired safely during our courses. In addition to instruction, we provide complete logistical support, including firearms, ammunition, protective equipment, vehicles, medical equipment and specialised training aids. Two Commercial Shooting Ranges Hard Task Training operates two commercial shooting ranges featuring extensive indoor and outdoor training facilities. Every year we organise hundreds of training events for private individuals, companies, law enforcement agencies, military units and international clients. International Training Contracts Since 2017, Hard Task Training has been delivering firearms, tactical and tactical medical training for members of special operations units and protective security teams in the United Arab Emirates. Since 2021, in cooperation with Bowenite, we have also delivered training projects across Africa and Middle East. Supporting International Training Organisations Our training facilities, shooting ranges and logistical support have also been utilised by internationally recognised training organisations, including Smart Shooter, Project Gecko, Trojan Europe, Pretorians Luxembourg, Israeli Tactical Combat School, Tasmanian Tiger and Krav Maga Czech Republic. The Numbers That Matter Most While we are proud of our facilities, equipment and achievements, we believe our greatest success is measured by something else: the trust of our clients. Thousands of participants continue through advanced training levels, return year after year and recommend our courses to colleagues, friends and entire organisations. For us, that is the strongest measure of the quality of our work.

Terms and conditions

Terms and Conditions A. General Provisions I. Introductory Provisions These terms and conditions (hereinafter referred to as "Terms and Conditions") of the company HARD TASK TRAINING s.r.o., Company ID: 07530757, Registered Office: Hovorčovická 702, Postal Code 250 85 BAŠŤ, Czech Republic, registered in the Commercial Register under file number 301847 C at the Municipal Court in Prague (hereinafter referred to as "HARD TASK TRAINING"), govern, in accordance with the provisions of Section 1751(1) of Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code, as amended (hereinafter referred to as the "Civil Code"), the mutual rights and obligations of the contracting parties arising in connection with or based on a contract concluded between HARD TASK TRAINING and another person through HARD TASK TRAINING’s online store. The online store is operated by HARD TASK TRAINING on the website located at www.hardtask.cz (hereinafter referred to as the "Website") through the website's interface (hereinafter referred to as the "Company Web Interface"). Provisions that deviate from the Terms and Conditions can be stipulated in specific terms for certain types of contracts. Deviating provisions specified in the special terms for certain types of contracts take precedence over the provisions of the Terms and Conditions. Deviating provisions from the Terms and Conditions may also be negotiated in a purchase contract. The deviating provisions in the purchase contract take precedence over both the Terms and Conditions and the special terms for certain types of contracts. The provisions of the Terms and Conditions are an integral part of the purchase contract. The purchase contract and the Terms and Conditions are drawn up in the Czech language. A purchase contract can only be concluded in the Czech language. The company HARD TASK TRAINING may amend or supplement the Terms and Conditions. This provision does not affect rights and obligations that arose during the validity of the previous version of the Terms and Conditions. II. Contracting Parties The company HARD TASK TRAINING. The buyer is either a natural person or a legal entity who places an order for goods and/or services in the form of educational courses provided by HARD TASK TRAINING electronically through the website www.hardtask.cz, and based on this order, a contract is concluded (hereinafter referred to as the "Buyer"). A natural person who enters into a contract outside the scope of their business activity or outside the scope of their independent professional activity concludes a consumer contract under these Terms and Conditions (hereinafter referred to as the "Consumer"). In cases where legal regulations restrict the conditions for purchasing goods or services from HARD TASK TRAINING's offer catalog (e.g., due to age, possession of a specific firearms license, citizenship, qualification, license, etc.), a contract cannot be concluded with a person who is not authorized to do so, and any legal act aimed at concluding such a contract is invalid from the outset. In the case of contracts concluded under Part B of the Terms and Conditions, the Buyer is also considered to be any person designated by the Buyer as the one who utilizes the contract concluded by the Buyer. These individuals are required to adhere to all obligations under these Terms and Conditions, just like the Buyer. III. User Account Upon registering on the website, the buyer can access their user interface. From the user interface, the buyer can place orders for goods and services (hereinafter referred to as the "User Account"). When registering on the website and when ordering goods and services, the buyer is required to provide accurate and truthful information. The buyer must update the information in the User Account whenever any changes occur. The information provided by the buyer in the User Account and when ordering goods and services is considered correct by HARD TASK TRAINING. Access to the User Account is secured by a username and password. The buyer is obligated to maintain confidentiality regarding the information necessary to access their User Account. The buyer is not authorized to allow third parties to use the User Account. HARD TASK TRAINING may cancel the User Account, particularly if the buyer has not used their User Account for more than three years or if the buyer breaches their obligations under the purchase contract, including these Terms and Conditions. The buyer acknowledges that the User Account may not be available continuously, especially due to necessary maintenance of HARD TASK TRAINING's hardware and software, or the hardware and software of third parties. IV. Contract Conclusion All product presentations and service offers displayed in the Company's web interface are for informational purposes only, and HARD TASK TRAINING is not obliged to conclude a contract for goods or services. The provisions of Section 1732(2) of the Civil Code shall not apply. The Company's web interface contains information about products and services. Prices for goods and services are listed, including VAT and all related fees. The prices of goods and services remain valid as long as they are displayed in the Company's web interface. Prices are not adjusted based on automated decision-making tailored to the buyer. This provision does not limit HARD TASK TRAINING's ability to conclude a purchase contract under individually agreed terms (e.g., price discounts for contractual partners). In the event of a return, the buyer bears all costs associated with the return and the transportation or delivery of goods to HARD TASK TRAINING’s premises. In the event of service termination during its course, which is not the fault of HARD TASK TRAINING, the buyer bears all costs incurred in connection with the service. HARD TASK TRAINING is not liable for any related damages incurred by the buyer. The Company's web interface also contains information about packaging and delivery costs, as well as the method and time of delivery. The packaging and delivery costs listed in the Company's web interface apply only when the goods are delivered within the territory of the Czech Republic. If the buyer partially withdraws from the purchase contract and the total purchase price of the goods for which the buyer has not withdrawn from the contract does not meet the minimum amount required for free delivery, the buyer's right to free delivery ceases, and the buyer must pay the delivery costs to HARD TASK TRAINING. V. Ordering Goods and Services through the Web Interface To order goods and services, the buyer must complete an order form via the Company’s web interface. The order form primarily includes the following information: The ordered goods (the buyer "places" the selected goods into the electronic shopping cart on the Company’s web interface), The ordered services (the buyer "places" the selected services into the electronic shopping cart on the Company’s web interface), The method of payment for the purchase price of the goods, the requested delivery method of the ordered goods or information about the service location (course venue), or the meeting place with instructors, and Information about the costs associated with the delivery of the goods (hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Order"). Before submitting the Order to HARD TASK TRAINING, the buyer can review and modify the information entered in the Order, including the ability to identify and correct any errors made when entering the Order details. The buyer submits the Order to HARD TASK TRAINING by clicking on the "ORDER" button. The information provided in the Order is considered accurate by HARD TASK TRAINING. HARD TASK TRAINING will immediately confirm receipt of the Order to the buyer via email, sent to the buyer’s email address listed in the User Account or in the Order (hereinafter referred to as the "Buyer’s Email Address"). HARD TASK TRAINING reserves the right to request additional confirmation of the Order depending on the nature of the Order (quantity of goods, scope of services, purchase price, estimated delivery costs), for example, in writing or by phone. The contractual relationship between HARD TASK TRAINING and the buyer is established upon the delivery of the acceptance of the Order (acceptance), which is sent by HARD TASK TRAINING to the Buyer’s Email Address. The buyer agrees to the use of remote communication methods when concluding the purchase contract. The costs incurred by the buyer when using remote communication methods in connection with the conclusion of the purchase contract (internet connection fees, phone call costs) are borne by the buyer, and these costs do not differ from the standard rates. VI. Reservation of the Right to Refuse an Order and Withdrawal from the Contract HARD TASK TRAINING reserves the right to refuse any placed order for the sale of goods or services, including the rental of a shooting range or shooting facility, even without providing a reason. In some cases, HARD TASK TRAINING may request additional information about the buyer and their activities before accepting the order. The buyer agrees that HARD TASK TRAINING reserves the right to refuse an already accepted order for goods or services, or to withdraw from the contract if it becomes aware of any information indicating a security or other reason that the goods or services supplied by HARD TASK TRAINING should not be delivered to the buyer. In such a case, HARD TASK TRAINING is entitled to withdraw from the contract without providing a reason in accordance with Section 2001 et seq. of the Civil Code. If the order has already been paid for, HARD TASK TRAINING will promptly refund the amount paid to the bank account from which the order was paid. VII. Price of Goods and Services and Payment Terms The buyer is obliged to pay the price of goods, services, and any related delivery costs as per the purchase contract, by wire transfer to the bank account of HARD TASK TRAINING (hereinafter referred to as the "HARD TASK TRAINING Account"). HARD TASK TRAINING maintains accounts in Czech koruna (CZK) and euros (EUR). The account details will be provided in the order confirmation email based on the currency in which the order was placed. Along with the purchase price of the goods, the buyer is also obliged to pay HARD TASK TRAINING the agreed costs of packaging and delivery. Unless expressly stated otherwise, the term "purchase price" also includes the costs associated with delivery. HARD TASK TRAINING does not require a deposit or any similar advance payment from the buyer. This does not affect the provisions in paragraph 7 regarding the obligation to pay the purchase price of goods and services in advance. The purchase price of goods is due within 3 days of concluding the purchase contract. The purchase price of services is due no later than one month before the start of the service delivery; if the order is placed less than one month before the course, payment is due within three days of the order. If the service order is placed less than 5 days before the course, payment is due within 24 hours or before the start of the course. The buyer is obliged to pay the purchase price with the correct variable symbol. The buyer's obligation to pay the purchase price is fulfilled when the relevant amount is credited to the HARD TASK TRAINING account with the correct variable symbol. For payments from abroad, the variable symbol must be entered in the "field 70" format as /VS/xxxxxx without spaces, where xxxxxx represents the digits of the variable symbol. Alternatively, the variable symbol can be entered in the text field, and the payment confirmation or statement should be sent via email to HARD TASK TRAINING at payments@hardtask.cz. The buyer is responsible for the costs of making payments from abroad (type "OUR" fees), except for SEPA payments, where the "SHA" fee type is used. HARD TASK TRAINING reserves the right, especially in cases where the buyer has not confirmed the order (as per Article V, paragraph 3), to require full payment before shipping the goods to the buyer. Section 2119(1) of the Civil Code does not apply. Any discounts on the price of goods offered by HARD TASK TRAINING to the buyer cannot be combined. HARD TASK TRAINING is a VAT payer. If a tax document (invoice) is issued based on the purchase contract for the ordered goods or services, the buyer agrees that this document will be sent in electronic form to the buyer's email address unless otherwise agreed by the contractual parties. VIII. Withdrawal from the Purchase Contract by the Consumer for Goods Delivered via Shipment The consumer acknowledges that according to Section 1837 of the Civil Code, it is not possible to withdraw from a purchase contract for the delivery of goods manufactured according to the consumer’s specifications or tailored to their personal needs. Unless the situation described in paragraph 1 applies or any other case where withdrawal from the purchase contract is not allowed, the consumer is entitled, in accordance with Section 1829(1) and (2) of the Civil Code, to withdraw from the purchase contract within fourteen (14) days from the day the consumer or a third party designated by the consumer (other than the carrier) takes possession of the goods, or the last piece of goods if the consumer ordered multiple items in a single order delivered separately, or the last part or piece of a delivery consisting of several items or parts. The withdrawal from the purchase contract must be sent to HARD TASK TRAINING within the time frame specified in paragraph 2. The consumer can deliver the withdrawal to the business address of HARD TASK TRAINING or send it via email to objednavky@hardtask.cz. In the event of withdrawal from the purchase contract, the contract is canceled from the outset. The consumer shall return or hand over the goods to HARD TASK TRAINING without undue delay, no later than fourteen (14) days after the withdrawal from the contract. This deadline is considered met if the consumer sends the goods before the expiration of this period. If the consumer withdraws from the purchase contract, they bear the costs associated with returning the goods to HARD TASK TRAINING, even if the goods cannot be returned by ordinary postal means due to their nature. In the case of withdrawal from the purchase contract as per paragraph 2, HARD TASK TRAINING will return all monetary funds received from the consumer within fourteen (14) days from the withdrawal, using the same payment method as originally used by the consumer. HARD TASK TRAINING is also entitled to return the payment to the consumer once the goods have been returned, or in another manner if the consumer agrees and incurs no additional costs. HARD TASK TRAINING is not obligated to return the funds until it receives the goods or the consumer proves that they have sent the goods back. HARD TASK TRAINING is entitled to unilaterally set off any claims for damage to the goods against the consumer's claim for a refund of the purchase price. In cases where the consumer is entitled to withdraw from the purchase contract in accordance with Section 1829(1) of the Civil Code, HARD TASK TRAINING is also entitled to withdraw from the contract at any time before the consumer takes possession of the goods. In such a case, HARD TASK TRAINING will promptly return the purchase price to the consumer without undue delay, via a bank transfer to the account specified by the consumer. If a gift is provided to the consumer along with the goods, the gift agreement between HARD TASK TRAINING and the consumer is concluded with a cancellation condition that, should the consumer withdraw from the purchase contract, the gift agreement regarding such a gift becomes ineffective, and the consumer is obliged to return the gift to HARD TASK TRAINING together with the goods. IX. Special Arrangements for Goods Delivered to the Consumer at the Seller's Premises Some types of goods are subject to legal regulations that require HARD TASK TRAINING to hand over the goods exclusively to a competent individual at the seller's premises. HARD TASK TRAINING reserves the right to designate any offered goods as being available for collection exclusively at the seller's premises. For goods ordered via the user account through the company's web interface and collected at HARD TASK TRAINING’s premises, the consumer is entitled to inspect the goods, test their quality, and reasonably check their functionality before accepting them. For such goods, the provisions concerning off-premises sales do not apply, and the consumer can only withdraw from the contract by refusing to accept the goods. If the consumer withdraws from the purchase contract made under paragraph 1, the contract is canceled from the outset. In the case of withdrawal from a contract concluded according to paragraph 1, the provisions of Article VIII, paragraphs 5, 7, and 8 apply accordingly. X. Rights from Defective Performance Governing Law: The rights and obligations of the contracting parties regarding defective performance are governed by applicable statutory regulations (particularly sections § 1914 to 1925, § 2099 to 2117, and § 2161 to § 2174b of the Civil Code and Act No. 634/1992 Coll., on Consumer Protection, as amended). Liability of HARD TASK TRAINING: HARD TASK TRAINING is responsible to the buyer for ensuring that the product upon delivery is free from defects and further guarantees that: It conforms to the agreed description, type, quantity, as well as quality, functionality, compatibility, interoperability, and other agreed characteristics. It is suitable for the purpose the buyer requires and for which HARD TASK TRAINING agreed. It is delivered with the agreed accessories and instructions for use, including installation or assembly instructions. Additional Guarantees: Besides the agreed characteristics, HARD TASK TRAINING ensures that: The product is suitable for the purpose for which products of this kind are generally used, taking into account third-party rights, legal regulations, technical standards, or industry codes of conduct, if there are no technical standards. The product meets the usual characteristics, including durability, functionality, compatibility, and safety, that the buyer may reasonably expect, considering public statements made by HARD TASK TRAINING or another party in the same contractual chain, particularly advertising or labeling, unless HARD TASK TRAINING proves that it was unaware of them or that they were amended in a comparable manner before the contract was concluded, or that they could not have influenced the buying decision. The product is delivered with accessories, including packaging, installation instructions, and other user instructions that the buyer can reasonably expect. The product corresponds to the quality or performance of a sample or model provided by HARD TASK TRAINING before the contract was concluded. Exemptions: The previous paragraph does not apply if HARD TASK TRAINING specifically informed the buyer before the conclusion of the contract that some characteristics of the product differ, and the buyer expressly agreed to this. Responsibility for Installation: HARD TASK TRAINING is also responsible for defects caused by improper installation or assembly if the installation was carried out by HARD TASK TRAINING or under its responsibility. Timeframe for Claims: The buyer can claim a defect that appears within two years from the delivery. If a defect appears within one year of delivery, the product is presumed to have been defective at the time of delivery, unless the nature of the product or the defect excludes this. This period does not run while the buyer cannot use the product, if the defect was rightly claimed. Remedies: If the product has a defect, the buyer can request its removal. The buyer may choose to request either a new product without defects or repair of the defective product, unless the chosen method of defect removal is impossible or disproportionately expensive compared to the alternative. This is assessed particularly with regard to the significance of the defect, the value the product would have had without the defect, and whether the defect can be removed without significant inconvenience to the buyer. HARD TASK TRAINING may refuse to remove the defect if it is impossible or disproportionately expensive, especially considering the significance of the defect and the value the product would have had without the defect. Defect Removal: HARD TASK TRAINING will remove the defect within a reasonable time after it is claimed, in a way that does not cause significant inconvenience to the buyer, considering the nature of the product and the purpose for which the buyer purchased it. To remove the defect, HARD TASK TRAINING will take the product to its premises at its own expense. If the defect requires dismantling a product that was installed in accordance with the nature and purpose of the product before the defect appeared, HARD TASK TRAINING will carry out the dismantling of the defective product and the installation of the repaired or new product, or will cover the associated costs. Discounts and Contract Termination: The buyer can request a reasonable discount or withdraw from the contract if: HARD TASK TRAINING refused to remove the defect or did not remove it according to the business conditions. The defect recurs. The defect is a fundamental breach of the contract. It is evident from the statements of HARD TASK TRAINING or circumstances that the defect will not be removed within a reasonable time or without significant inconvenience to the buyer. Minor Defects: If the defect is minor, the buyer cannot withdraw from the contract as per the previous paragraph. If the buyer withdraws from the contract, HARD TASK TRAINING will refund the purchase price to the buyer without undue delay after receiving the product or after the buyer proves that the product has been sent. Claims Submission: The defect can be claimed at HARD TASK TRAINING where the product was purchased. However, if another person is designated for repair who is closer to the buyer, the buyer should claim the defect from the person designated for repair. Complaint Acceptance: Except in cases where another person is designated for repair, HARD TASK TRAINING is obliged to accept complaints at any location where complaint acceptance is possible given the range of products sold or services provided, or even at its headquarters. HARD TASK TRAINING is obliged to provide the buyer with a written confirmation upon filing a complaint, stating the date of the complaint, its content, the method of complaint resolution requested by the buyer, and contact details for providing information about the complaint resolution. This obligation also applies to other persons designated for repair. Resolution Timeframe: Complaints, including defect removal, must be resolved and the buyer must be informed no later than thirty (30) days from the date of the complaint, unless HARD TASK TRAINING and the buyer agree on a longer period. If the subject of the obligation is the provision of digital content, including digital content provided on a tangible medium, or a digital content service, the complaint must be resolved within a reasonable time, considering the nature of the digital content or digital content service and the purpose for which the buyer requested it. Post-Deadline Claims: After the expiration of the period according to the business conditions, the buyer may withdraw from the contract or request a reasonable discount. Confirmation of Complaint Resolution: HARD TASK TRAINING is obliged to issue a confirmation to the buyer about the date and method of resolving the complaint, including confirmation of the repair performed and its duration, or a written justification for rejecting the complaint. This obligation also applies to other persons designated for repair. Claims for Expenses: The buyer who has the right from defective performance is also entitled to compensation for expenses reasonably incurred in asserting this right. However, if the buyer does not claim the compensation within one month after the expiry of the period in which the defect should be claimed, the court will not grant the right if HARD TASK TRAINING argues that the right to compensation was not claimed in time. Additional Provisions: Further rights and obligations of the parties related to HARD TASK TRAINING's liability for defects may be governed by the complaint procedure of HARD TASK TRAINING. Quality Guarantee: HARD TASK TRAINING or another person may provide the buyer with a guarantee for quality beyond their statutory rights from defective performance. XI. Additional Rights and Obligations of the Parties Transfer of Ownership: The buyer acquires ownership of the sold goods at the moment of receiving the goods at the premises or at the moment of dispatching the shipment to the buyer. Codes of Conduct: HARD TASK TRAINING is not bound by any codes of conduct in the sense of § 1820 paragraph 1 letter n) of the Civil Code. Delivery of Information: Information can be delivered to the buyer's electronic address (email, data box). Handling Complaints: HARD TASK TRAINING handles consumer complaints via email. Complaints can be sent to the electronic address of HARD TASK TRAINING. Information about the resolution of the complaint will be sent to the buyer’s electronic address. HARD TASK TRAINING has not established other rules for handling complaints. Alternative Dispute Resolution: The Czech Trade Inspection Authority is responsible for extrajudicial resolution of consumer disputes from consumer contracts, including purchase contracts and service contracts, with its headquarters at Štěpánská 567/15, 120 00 Prague 2, ID: 000 20 869, website: https://adr.coi.cz/cs. The online dispute resolution platform located at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr can be used for resolving disputes between HARD TASK TRAINING and the buyer from the purchase contract. European Consumer Centre: The European Consumer Centre Czech Republic, located at Štěpánská 567/15, 120 00 Prague 2, website: http://www.evropskyspotrebitel.cz, is the contact point under Regulation (EU) No 524/2013 of the European Parliament and Council of May 21, 2013, on online dispute resolution for consumer disputes and amending Regulation (EC) No 2006/2004 and Directive 2009/22/EC (Regulation on Online Dispute Resolution). Supervisory Authorities: The buyer can file a complaint with a supervisory or state authority. HARD TASK TRAINING is authorized to sell goods based on a trade license. The relevant trade licensing office conducts trade inspections. The Office for Personal Data Protection oversees data protection. The Czech Trade Inspection Authority supervises compliance with the Civil Code and Act No. 634/1992 Coll., on Consumer Protection, as amended. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: The governing law for contracts concluded under these terms and conditions is Czech law. The governing language is Czech, and the competent court is the District Court for Prague-East for cases decided by district courts and the Regional Court in Prague for cases decided by regional courts, in matters not related to extrajudicial resolution of consumer disputes. International Elements: If the contract contains an international (foreign) element, the buyer, who is a consumer, understands that these are specific services provided exclusively in a country different from the country of habitual residence, and therefore Article 6 paragraphs 1 and 2 of Regulation (EC) No 593/2008 of June 17, 2008, on the law applicable to contractual obligations (Rome I) does not apply. Risk of Change in Circumstances: The buyer assumes the risk of changes in circumstances as per § 1765 paragraph 2 of the Civil Code. XII. Protection of Personal Data     Information Obligation: HARD TASK TRAINING fulfills its information obligation to the buyer pursuant to Article 13 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation) (hereinafter referred to as "GDPR Regulation") related to the processing of the buyer's personal data for the purposes of fulfilling the purchase contract, negotiating the purchase contract, and fulfilling HARD TASK TRAINING’s public law obligations, through a separate document. XIII.Sending Commercial Communications and Storing Cookies:      The buyer agrees, in accordance with § 7 paragraph 2 of Act No. 480/2004 Coll., on Certain Information Society Services and on Amendments to Certain Acts (Act on Certain Information Society Services), as amended, to receive commercial communications from the seller at the buyer's electronic address or phone number. The seller fulfills its information obligation to the buyer in accordance with Article 13 of the GDPR Regulation related to the processing of the buyer's personal data for the purposes of sending commercial communications through a separate document.     The seller fulfills its statutory obligations related to any potential storage of cookies on the buyer’s device through a separate document. B. Special Provisions for Certain Types of Contracts XIV. Conditions for Participation in Educational Courses: Courses provided by HARD TASK TRAINING are services related to the use of leisure time, where the contract specifies the date or period of these services. According to § 1837 letter j) of the Civil Code, the consumer cannot withdraw from an already concluded contract. The buyer is entitled to cancel the order for the educational course in writing no later than 14 days before the planned date of the course by sending a cancellation request via email to HARD TASK TRAINING (email: finance@hardtask.cz). In case of cancellation as per the previous paragraph, the buyer has the right to a 100% refund of the already paid course fee, which will be refunded to the bank account from which the payment was made. In the case of partial or full payment with a voucher (Article XVII.), the voucher can be reused, or a new voucher will be issued under the same conditions and with the validity period of the used voucher, and the amount paid beyond the voucher will be refunded. If the cancellation occurs later than 14 days before the planned course date, the buyer assumes the risk of changes in circumstances according to § 1765 paragraph 2 of the Civil Code, and the course order cannot be canceled. The buyer may transfer their participation to another person with the agreement of HARD TASK TRAINING and approval from HARD TASK TRAINING; in such cases, it is considered that the buyer purchased the course for this third person at their own expense. HARD TASK TRAINING reserves the right to refuse such a person according to Article VI. In justified cases, HARD TASK TRAINING may make an exception to the cancellation conditions and offer a replacement at its discretion. Basic course fees include instruction according to the established curriculum of HARD TASK TRAINING, materials or tools in electronic or printed form, instructor’s explanation, and issuance of a certificate of completion from HARD TASK TRAINING. The buyer understands that educational courses usually take place in outdoor environments, such as outdoor shooting ranges, land, and buildings that simulate non-standard situations based on the specific educational course and occur under various weather and other conditions. The buyer is required to arrive in appropriate clothing, footwear, and, if necessary, protective equipment suitable for the type and difficulty of the course as well as the weather, and to bring spare clothing and footwear if necessary. The buyer acknowledges that educational courses may involve a high level of physical or mental stress. It is prohibited to attend the course under the influence of alcohol, addictive substances, or medication that reduces concentration or orientation, or if the participant is ill. The buyer is required to comply with applicable regulations related to the type of course, such as Act No. 119/2002 Coll., on Firearms and Ammunition, as amended, range operating regulations, instructions from authorized personnel of HARD TASK TRAINING, including range managers, armorer, and instructors (hereinafter referred to as “authorized personnel of HARD TASK TRAINING”). By participating in the course, the buyer confirms that they have been informed about the range regulations and agrees to fully comply with the instructions of the authorized personnel of HARD TASK TRAINING. The buyer is required to adhere to the safety conditions outlined in Section C of the terms and conditions. If the buyer orders firearm rental as part of the course, it is considered a rental of movable property under legal conditions for the duration of their physical presence at the course location under the supervision of authorized personnel of HARD TASK TRAINING and for the purpose of completing the course. The rented firearm cannot be used with the buyer’s own ammunition unless otherwise agreed with HARD TASK TRAINING. The buyer is required to follow any instructions from authorized personnel of HARD TASK TRAINING. If the buyer orders ammunition for the course that they are not authorized to own, it remains the property of the supplier and is considered a rental of movable property under legal conditions for the duration of their physical presence at the course location under the supervision of authorized personnel of HARD TASK TRAINING and for the purpose of completing the course (ammunition consumption). The remaining ammunition must be returned to HARD TASK TRAINING at the end of the firearm rental period according to paragraph 11. In the case of multi-day courses, authorized personnel of HARD TASK TRAINING will store the ammunition at the end of each block or course interruption. If the buyer orders ammunition for the course and proves their right to own it, the conditions for the sale of goods apply as per the conditions for goods delivered at the seller’s premises (Article IX.). If the buyer orders any additional items from the HARD TASK TRAINING catalog for the course, it is considered a rental of movable property for a specified period, which is the duration of the course. In the case of multi-day or otherwise segmented courses, HARD TASK TRAINING, through authorized personnel, may require the return of items at the end of each block or course interruption for storage. If any item is provided for loan, it is a loan of movable property for a specified period, which is the duration of the course. In the case of multi-day or otherwise segmented courses, HARD TASK TRAINING, through authorized personnel, may require the return of items at the end of each block or course interruption for storage. If the buyer commits a serious safety violation during the educational course or repeated safety violations, or if they are unable to complete the course due to health or safety concerns, the instructor or range manager has the right to exclude the buyer from the course, without entitlement to a refund of the course fee or any other costs incurred by the buyer in connection with the course. In justified cases (e.g., sudden health issues), HARD TASK TRAINING may offer a replacement at its discretion. If the buyer decides to withdraw from the course, they are not entitled to a refund of the course fee or any other costs incurred in connection with the course (e.g., firearm rental). HARD TASK TRAINING reserves the right to cancel the course order if the minimum capacity of the educational course is not met or if necessary to ensure the safety of individuals and property (e.g., in the case of significantly adverse weather conditions). In connection with this, HARD TASK TRAINING may also cancel orders for courses requiring the completion of the canceled course. HARD TASK TRAINING will inform the buyer electronically at the buyer’s email address about the cancellation of the course order or its part (one or more courses from the ordered set of courses) as per the previous paragraph. In the case of cancellation of the order, the entire paid fee will be refunded to the buyer’s bank account from which the payment was made, based on the buyer’s written request sent by email to HARD TASK TRAINING (email: finance@hardtask.cz), and the refund will be processed no later than 10 working days from the date of receipt of the refund request. XV. Conditions for Participation in the MV Educational Course Accreditation and Eligibility: HARD TASK TRAINING holds accreditation from the Ministry of the Interior for conducting training under the firearms training program for internal order and security in the Czech Republic according to Act No. 14/2021 Coll., on the Handling of Firearms in Certain Cases Affecting Internal Order or Security in the Czech Republic (hereinafter referred to as the "MV Educational Course"). Participation in MV Educational Courses is restricted to individuals who meet the legally established conditions. Loss of eligibility to participate in the course is due to the fault of the individual, except in cases where participation was conditioned upon completing another course, and HARD TASK TRAINING canceled the order for that course without fault on the part of the buyer. Application and Documentation: In addition to registering for the MV Educational Course according to the conditions of sale for educational courses, the buyer is required to fulfill and prove the fulfillment of the conditions for participating in the firearms training program and complete the application required by the legal regulations governing participation in the program. The application in electronic form must be sent to HARD TASK TRAINING along with the organizational instructions for the MV Educational Course to the buyer's email address. Presentation of Documents: At the start of the educational course, the buyer must present their firearm license and other documents required by the legal regulations governing participation in the specific course to the authorized person of HARD TASK TRAINING (the professional instructor of the MV Educational Course). Exclusion from Course: HARD TASK TRAINING is obligated to exclude the buyer from the MV Educational Course in cases specified by the legal regulations governing participation in the program. In such cases, the buyer is not entitled to a refund of the course fee or any other costs incurred by the buyer related to the educational course. Cancellation of Course: The buyer is entitled to cancel the order for the MV Educational Course in writing no later than 14 days before the planned date of the course. Communication for MV Educational Courses is conducted via email to HARD TASK TRAINING (email: stanovenezalohy@hardtask.cz). Additional Conditions: Special conditions for participation in the MV Educational Course are also subject to the conditions for participation in educational courses as outlined in Article XIV. XVI. Conditions for Participation in a Competition Organized by HARD TASK TRAINING Definition and Scope: The term "competition" refers to a sports competition organized by HARD TASK TRAINING. Competitions may include shooting events or other types of contests. Rules and Regulations: Participants must adhere to the competition rules published by HARD TASK TRAINING on the company's website, which are binding. If general rules for a sports discipline or area are established, these rules also apply to ensure safety in the areas where the competition is held. Authorized Personnel: Authorized persons at the competition include the authorized personnel of HARD TASK TRAINING, representatives of the organizer, and the competition judges. Documentation for Shooting Competitions: Each participant in a shooting competition, involving firearms of categories A, A-I, B, or C, must present a valid firearm license during registration unless they are exempted from this requirement as specified in the following paragraph. HARD TASK TRAINING may allow a person who does not hold a firearm license to participate in the competition through specific arrangements or an individual exception. Such a person, not holding a firearm license, will shoot under the supervision of a responsible person as per Act No. 119/2002 Coll., on Firearms and Ammunition, as amended. The responsible person is considered the participant's coach during the competition and must follow the competition rules without interfering with the participant's performance. Additional Conditions: The conditions for participating in a competition also apply to the conditions for participating in an educational course as outlined in Article XIV. XVII. Conditions for Renting a Shooting Range or Facility Definition and Scope: The rental of a shooting range or facility provided by HARD TASK TRAINING is a service related to the use of free time, where the contract specifies the date or period of the service provision (hereinafter referred to as "rental"). Cancellation and Withdrawal: According to § 1837 (j) of the Civil Code, the consumer cannot withdraw from an already concluded rental agreement. The buyer is entitled to cancel the rental order in writing no later than 14 days before the planned date of the rental by sending a cancellation request via email to HARD TASK TRAINING (email) finance@hardtask.cz. After the 14-day period before the planned rental date, the buyer assumes the risk of changed circumstances as per § 1765 (2) of the Civil Code, and the rental order cannot be canceled. The buyer may transfer the rental to another person by agreement with and approval from HARD TASK TRAINING. In such a case, it is considered that the buyer has purchased the rental for the third person at their own expense. HARD TASK TRAINING reserves the right to refuse such a person according to Article VI. Refunds and Exceptions: If the cancellation request is made according to the previous paragraph, the buyer is entitled to a full refund of the already paid rental price, which will be returned to the bank account from which the payment was made based on the buyer's written request. In justified cases, HARD TASK TRAINING may make exceptions to the cancellation conditions and offer compensation at its discretion. Requirements for the Buyer: The buyer must arrive in appropriate clothing, footwear, and possibly protective equipment suitable for the type and intensity of the activity conducted at the shooting range, as well as for the weather conditions. It is advisable to bring spare clothing and footwear. The buyer agrees to familiarize themselves with the operational rules of the shooting range before entering the shooting area and to comply with these rules. The buyer must adhere to applicable regulations related to the shooting range, including Act No. 119/2002 Coll., on Firearms and Ammunition, as amended, the operational rules of the shooting range, and the instructions of authorized personnel from HARD TASK TRAINING. By participating, the buyer confirms they have been informed of the regulations for the shooting range and commits to following the instructions of the authorized personnel without reservation. The buyer must also comply with the safety conditions specified in Part C of the General Terms and Conditions. Shooting Range Oleško Location and Conditions: The buyer acknowledges that the Shooting Range Oleško is located in an outdoor environment where both standard and non-standard situations are simulated, and activities are conducted under various weather and other conditions. Website and Booking: The Shooting Range Oleško's website can be found at www.strelniceolesko.cz. When booking, the system redirects to www.zbrane.cz for the ordering system (hereinafter referred to as the "Shooting Range Oleško Website"). Only individual shooting stations or the entire range can be rented at Shooting Range Oleško. Ordering Procedure: To book a shooting station, the buyer must fill out an order form on the Shooting Range Oleško Website. The order form includes: Selection of individual shooting stations (A to G) or the classroom. Availability of the shooting stations (A to G) or classroom (the buyer "places" the reservation into the electronic shopping cart on the Shooting Range Oleško Website by clicking on the desired date and time and setting the number of hours at the bottom of the order). Reservation parameters (especially the time range of the reservation). (Hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Shooting Range Oleško Booking Order"). Order Confirmation: By clicking the "SUMMARY" button, the buyer proceeds to the next page, where they fill in their name, surname, mobile phone number, email, and the number of people who will be present at the shooting station. The booking system may offer additional features and allow notes to be added to the reservation. Before submitting the order to HARD TASK TRAINING, the buyer can review and edit the entered details, including the option to identify and correct errors made during data entry. The buyer submits the order to HARD TASK TRAINING by clicking the "SEND" button. The details provided in the order are considered correct by HARD TASK TRAINING. HARD TASK TRAINING will confirm receipt of the order by email to the address provided by the buyer, unless the order for goods or services is rejected as per Article VI. Confirmation and Agreement: HARD TASK TRAINING reserves the right to request additional confirmation of the order from the buyer (e.g., in writing or by phone), depending on the nature of the order (scope of rental or number of people). The contractual relationship between HARD TASK TRAINING and the buyer is established upon receipt of the order acceptance, which is sent to the buyer's email address provided in the order. Detailed Information: The website www.strelniceolesko.cz provides detailed information about the shooting range, including its GPS location in Oleško (Litoměřice District, Ústí nad Labem Region), route information, map links, and basic information about the types of weapons that can be used. Gun Range Brandýs Environment and Conditions: Gun Range Brandýs simulates an outdoor environment and non-standard situations, particularly concerning temperature at the range, air humidity, presence of emissions (smoke, unburned gunpowder, etc.), as well as simulations of reduced or completely restricted visibility. Booking: Only the entire shooting range can be rented at Gun Range Brandýs. Bookings can be made through the Gun Range Brandýs website at www.gunrange.cz. Orders can also be placed by phone through HARD TASK TRAINING's contacts listed on the website or by email at info@gunrange.cz. Detailed Information: The website www.gunrange.cz provides detailed information about the shooting range, including its GPS location in Brandýs nad Labem – Stará Boleslav (Prague-East District, Central Bohemian Region), route information, map links, and basic details about the types of weapons that can be used. XVIII. Terms of Purchase and Use of Vouchers Voucher Definition: A voucher is a document issued by HARD TASK TRAINING that serves as full or partial payment for the purchase of goods or services from HARD TASK TRAINING, up to its nominal value set by HARD TASK TRAINING (for an amount), or for full payment of a specific educational course offered by HARD TASK TRAINING (for a course) as listed on the company's website (hereinafter referred to as "voucher"). Voucher Naming: On the company's website, the voucher may be referred to as a "voucher," "gift certificate," or "gift card." Specific Course Voucher: Purchasing a voucher for a specific course buys a specific service of the course, which can be redeemed within the validity period of the voucher, which is 1 year from the date of purchase. Financial Value Voucher: Purchasing a voucher with a financial value buys a financial value that can be applied along with any additional payment for the purchase of goods or services, within the validity period of the voucher, which is 1 year from the date of purchase. Voucher Details: The voucher includes the title "gift certificate," the designation of the services covered by the voucher, information about HARD TASK TRAINING, and a unique serial code of the voucher. The voucher may optionally include additional text, such as the name of the voucher recipient and a possible message. Delivery Method: When purchasing, the buyer selects "PICKUP" as the delivery method. The voucher will be delivered in electronic form as a PDF to the buyer's email address. Applicable Terms: The terms of voucher purchase also apply to the terms of participation in educational courses according to Article XIV. C. Safety notices in locations of weapons activities             In accordance with Section 2896 of the Civil Code, HARD TASK TRAINING warns the purchaser of the dangers of moving around the shooting range and other places where shooting is performed, as well as handling weapons.             The safety conditions for the movement of persons on the shooting range and shooting sites are supplemented by the safety conditions set out in the operating regulations of the shooting range issued on the basis of and within the limits of Act 119/2002 Coll., Act on Weapons and Ammunition, as amended.             The Purchaser acknowledges that the presence on the shooting range and in areas where firearms are handled is always an increased risk of danger to life, health of persons or property, regardless of the level of security provided by HARD TASK TRAINING.             The purchaser declares that he/she has chosen to bear this risk knowingly and of his/her own free will.             Persons who are on the shooting range or handle the weapons or are within range of the weapons when handling them are exposed to the dangers arising from the movement of the dynamic parts of the weapon, recoil, failure of the weapon and its mechanism, damage to hearing, damage to eyesight, risk of burns, risk of gunshot and other injuries, and are therefore obliged to use appropriate protective equipment to the extent necessary, in particular eye and hearing protection, as well as suitable clothing and footwear.             The Purchaser declares that he/she is aware that while present at the shooting range when it is open for shooting and/or while handling any weapon in the places (premises) where the performance of the contract under these Terms and Conditions by HARD TASK TRAINING takes place, he/she must not be under the influence of alcohol, addictive substances or drugs or any disease that impairs the ability to concentrate or orientate.             Anyone who is on the shooting range or in the course area is obliged to handle the weapon in such a way as to avoid unjustified harm, to respect the operating or visiting regulations in the area in which they are located, and to respect the instructions of the authorized person at all times.             Anyone on the shooting range must respect the operating rules of the shooting range and the instructions of the authorised person.             A firearm shall always be treated as if it were loaded!             The purchaser understands that HARD TASK TRAINING expressly recommends that the purchaser should take out special insurance for himself/herself in the event of injury to him/herself or to another person in the course of a training course, competition or while at the range. D. Common and final provisions XIX. Common provisions             If any provision of the Terms and Conditions is or becomes invalid or ineffective, the invalid provision shall be replaced by a provision whose meaning is as close as possible to the invalid provision. The invalidity or ineffectiveness of one provision shall not affect the validity of the other provisions.             In the case of interpretation of individual provisions, the interpretation in the direction of the special provision shall take precedence over the general provision, namely                 another written contractual provision (contract amendment), over                 a specific published procedure, where reference has been made to it in the specific terms and conditions, over                 specific terms and conditions, before                 a specific publication of a procedure, if it has been referred to in the General Terms and Conditions, before                 a specific provision of the General Terms and Conditions, before                 General Terms and Conditions.             In the case of interpretation of individual provisions which are equivalent under paragraph 2, the interpretation of the newer provision shall prevail over the older provision. XX. Final provisions             The Agreement, including the Terms and Conditions, is archived by HARD TASK TRAINING in electronic form and is not accessible.             These General Terms and Conditions, as part of the Purchase Agreement, supersede any prior agreements between the parties regarding their mutual rights and obligations that may apply to the purchase and sale of the Goods under the Purchase Agreement.             These Terms and Conditions shall come into force and effect on 15 February 2024. HARD TASK TRAINING s.r.o.