Rules of the Prize Draw Organised as Part of “Digital Inclusion Week 2026”

Rules of the Prize Draw Organised as Part of “Digital Inclusion Week 2026”

Article 1 – General provisions

The Chamber of employees, a Luxembourg public-law institution with its registered office at 18, rue Auguste Lumière, L-1950 Luxembourg, hereinafter “CSL”, is the sole organiser of a competition with a prize draw held as part of the “Semaine de l’inclusion numérique 2026” (Digital Inclusion Week 2026).

The competition takes place during the information evening on Monday 23 November 2026 between 5.00p.m. and 9.00p.m., at the Luxembourg Lifelong Learning Centre (LLLC), 2–4, rue Pierre Hentges, L-1726 Luxembourg, room 003. The session introduces the LLLC and its courses in IT, office applications and digital transformation.

These rules set out the conditions for entering the competition and awarding the prize. They are available in French and English on the CSL and LLLC websites.

Article 2 – Entry

Entry is free, with no purchase necessary, and open to individuals attending the session, with no age restriction. Admission to the course won remains subject to the course entry requirements and, where applicable, rules relating to minors. Individuals directly involved in organising the competition or conducting the draw may not enter.

Only one entry per person is permitted, regardless of language. Entering is optional and is not a requirement for attending the session. By submitting an entry slip, participants accept these rules, which are available before entry.

Participants receive an entry slip in French and English at the entrance to room 003. They must write their first name and surname legibly as well as their email address, tick only one answer to the question and place the slip in the designated entry box.

Only slips containing a legible name and a single, correct answer are eligible for the draw. Incomplete, illegible, fraudulent or late entries, and slips with more than one answer, are excluded. If the same person submits multiple entries, only one valid slip is retained.

Article 3 – Duration

The competition takes place on 23 November 2026 between 5.00p.m. and 9.00p.m. Entries open when the slips are distributed at the entrance and close when the end of the entry period is announced, immediately before the draw at the end of the presentation. No slips are accepted after that announcement.

Article 4 – Draw and prize

One winner is selected at the end of the presentation. After checking the slips, a CSL representative randomly draws one slip in front of the audience from all valid entries containing the correct answer.

The name of the person drawn is announced at the venue. That person must be present and come forward when their name is announced to receive the prize. Otherwise, or if the selected entry does not comply with these rules, another draw is held under the same conditions. If no valid entry contains the correct answer, no prize is awarded.

The prize covers the enrolment fee for one evening course chosen by the winner from the LLLC’s courses in IT, office applications or digital skills. The prize covers one course only, not a training pathway consisting of several courses.

The course must be selected from the available offering, subject to available places, any prerequisites and the course actually going ahead. CSL checks the winner’s identity and explains the enrolment procedure. The winner must contact formation@lllc.lu to agree on the chosen course and complete enrolment.

The voucher is valid for one year from the date of the draw. Enrolment on the chosen course must therefore be finalised no later than 23 November 2027. The voucher is issued in the winner’s name and is non-transferable: only the winner may use it to enroll in a course that they will attend personally. It may not be transferred to anyone else, including a family member or someone they know. If the chosen course cannot take place, another eligible course will be offered under the same conditions.

The prize is personal and non-transferable. It cannot be exchanged for cash or refunded. Personal expenses, including travel, are not covered.

Article 5 Changes

In the event of force majeure or circumstances beyond its control that prevent the competition from taking place as intended, CSL may postpone, suspend or cancel it. Participants will be informed by means appropriate to the circumstances.

Participants will be informed of any necessary amendments to these rules. Such amendments may not prejudice rights already acquired by the winner, subject to applicable legal provisions.

Article 6 – Personal data

CSL, at the address stated in Article 1, is the controller of the personal data collected for this competition. The first name, surname and email address on the entry slip are necessary to check entries, conduct the draw and identify the winner. The winner’s name is announced to the audience present so that the prize can be awarded

Contact details required to administer the prize and enrol on the course are collected from the winner only and more specifically the postal address, place of birth, email address and phone number. Data are processed to manage entries, conduct the draw and award the prize, on the basis of the performance of these rules (Article 6(1)(b) of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 – GDPR). They are not used for direct marketing as part of this competition.

By entering the competition, winners authorise the publication of photographs depicting them on the websites and social media channels of both the CSL and the LLLC, without any compensation.

Entry slips are destroyed no later than one month after the draw. Data collected separately to administer the prize are retained until one month after enrolment has been finalised. Data subsequently used to manage the training are subject to the data protection information applicable to LLLC enrolments. Additional retention is limited to what is necessary to comply with a legal obligation or handle a dispute.

Subject to the conditions laid down in the GDPR, individuals may request access to, rectification or erasure of their data, restriction of processing and data portability. The right to object applies where the legal conditions are met. Requests may be sent to dataprotection@csl.lu. A complaint may be lodged with the Commission nationale pour la protection des données (CNPD) or any other competent supervisory authority.

Article 7 – Jurisdiction and applicable law

These rules are governed by Luxembourg law. The parties will first seek an amicable resolution of any dispute. Failing this, the dispute will be brought before the courts having jurisdiction under the applicable rules.

The French and English versions are intended to express the same conditions. In the event of a discrepancy in interpretation, the French version prevails, subject to applicable mandatory legal provisions.

Article 8 – Access to the rules

The competition rules are available free of charge in French and English at the entrance to the room, where participants can read them before entering the competition. They are also available on the LLLC website and can be accessed by scanning the QR code on the entry slip. To request a copy or ask a question about the competition, please contact formation@lllc.lu.