Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser. This page lists every cookie SkillSprint30 sets, and why.

The one cookie we set

payload-token - this keeps you signed in to the student portal or the admin panel. Without it you would have to enter your password on every page. It is set only when you sign in, lasts seven days, and is marked HttpOnly, which means no script on the page can read it. It contains a signed token identifying your account. It is not used to track you and it is not shared with anyone.

That is the only cookie this website sets. We do not run advertising cookies, and we do not currently use any analytics.

Cookies set by other companies

Our Contact and About pages embed a Google Map. If that map loads, Google may set its own cookies in your browser, under its own privacy policy rather than ours. If you would rather avoid that, the office address is written out in text on the same page and in the footer, so you never need to load the map.

Our WhatsApp button is an ordinary link. Nothing from WhatsApp loads until you click it and leave our site.

Course videos are hosted on our own servers, not on YouTube or any other platform, so watching a lesson sets no third-party cookies.

Turning cookies off

Every browser lets you block or delete cookies in its settings. Blocking the Meta Pixel stops that measurement and does not affect the site otherwise. Blocking the sign-in cookie will not affect browsing the public site either, but you will not be able to stay signed in to the student portal.

Changes

If we ever add analytics or any other cookie, we will list it here and say what it does before we switch it on.

Advertising measurement

Our public pages include the Meta Pixel, which tells Meta that a browser visited a page on this site. We use it to see whether our Facebook and Instagram advertising reaches people who go on to enquire. It runs only on the public site - never in the student portal or the admin panel - and we do not send it your name, phone number or email address. You can block it with a browser content blocker, or through your Meta ad preferences.

Visitor analytics

We also use Umami to count visits and see which pages are read. It sets no cookies and does not follow you to other websites; it records the page, the referring site and a general location and device type, with no way to identify you personally. Like the pixel, it runs on the public site only.