Course overview
Why do I need this course?
- Gain in-depth expertise to manage GDPR compliance across your organisation
- Lead confidently on data protection strategy, audits, and risk assessments
- Undertake a Data Protection Officer (DPO) role and take on data protection responsibilities effectively
- Ensure accountability by embedding GDPR into policies and daily operations
What will I learn?
- Advanced GDPR principles and lawful data processing frameworks
- How to conduct data audits, DPIAs, and manage data breaches
- Roles and responsibilities of controllers, processors, and DPOs
- How to implement and monitor GDPR compliance programmes
Who is this course for?
- Data Protection Officers and compliance professionals
- IT, legal, and governance staff managing personal data
- Senior managers overseeing data protection strategy
- Anyone seeking advanced, practitioner-level GDPR training
Course details
The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) came into force in May 2018, but is your organisation up to speed on what this means for management of data?
If you are involved in the ongoing compliance efforts as a compliance officer, technology professional or data manager, this is the ideal course for you. This GDPR Practitioner course has been written in conjunction with data privacy specialist lawyers, Clayden Law, so you can be sure we’ve got you covered.
This comprehensive online training course is focused on assisting learners to undertake the role of data protection officer (or equivalent practitioner role) under the GDPR, which came into force in May 2018.
The aim of this GDPR training course is to help you ensure that as the person who has overall responsibility for data protection within your organisation, you have the required knowledge for to help your organisation towards full GDPR compliance.
This course has been developed by our partners MeLearning.
Upon completion of this course, the learner will:
- Learn what the GDPR is and the rights people have over the processing of information
- Know the investigative and corrective powers of supervisory authorities, including how fines are determined and how to minimise them
- Understand what information must be provided in a privacy policy and when this information should be provided
- Act correctly in the event of a data breach
This course consists of the following modules:
- Introduction and Background
- Definitions, Principles and the Law
- The Accountability Principle
- Individual Rights
- Consent
- Information (Privacy) Notices
- Breach Management and Notification
- Sanctions, Remedies and Liabilities
- Steps to Compliance
- Supply Chain Management
- Course Length: 5 hrs
