Lost training fees

Hello to everyone at What Consumer

I have a question regarding training fees that I hope someone can help me with. I signed up for a Home Inspector course with Home Inspector Training at
Manchester in 2008, I paid £1000 deposit & paid for the rest of the fees with a £5800 loan from Barclays finance which I have since paid off, the problem is
HIT who then became Property Professionals+ has recently gone into administration & 1: I have a completed portfolio which needs assessing & passing before I can advertise my services as a qualified professional & 2: I am entitled to two further training modules which I have paid for.
My question is, can I claim any course fees back for the services I have paid for but not recieved & if so who from? Barclays finance or the administrator
perhaps!
Thank-you in advance

Thanks for your thoughts on this Amez, i am presently doing some research on something called S75 credit agreement & when I have a better understanding of it I will be contacting Barclays finance.
I will post back with anything that may help others who have suffered the same fate

Thanks for the link Hughesy, but unfortunately for me I paid a £1000 deposit using a maestro debit card & so it is not covered by the credit card agreement, as I entered into a credit agreement with Barclays Finance for the balance of the course fees would they have any obligation to offer a partial refund?
I am going to contact them today & will post back what the outcome is, I believe Barclays Finance retains 20% of the course fees until the trainee has actually completed their training, but Im not sure if this has any bearing on the issue.

Thank-you for your help & the links provided Tony, does it matter that I have
paid Barclays Finance back in Full? when I realised there was a problem with the training I was paying for ie (no work at the end of it to pay the finance back) I went to my own bank & got a small business loan to pay off Barclays Finance, as this is a £100 pm cheaper & £2000+ cheaper over the full term.
I have no issues with my own bank as they were helpful when I explained the reasons why I needed the loan.
Once again thanks & any further help would be much appreciated

After seeking advice from people better qualified than myself in regards to my OP, I wrote to Barclays Partner Finance on 24/02/10 & sent the letter recorded delivery as advised, I have requested a refund on 3 counts.

1: BPF have an equal liability under Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974,

2: The salesman/recruiter at Property Professionals used misleading facts & figures to both induce me to sign the training agreement & to apply for a loan to pay for that training, a breach of the Misrepresentation Act 1967,

3: The service was not carried out with reasonable skill, care, time or price,
a breach of the Supply of Goods Act 1982.

Now it may be a coincidence but on saturday I recieved a letter from BPF advising me that they were trying to find another trainer for me & that I need not worry or do anything else they would be in touch.
No mention of the letter that I had sent recorded delivery though!
The outstanding training I have paid for but not recieved will cost about £3000, what are the chances of another trainer providing this training free?