GDPR for Beginners

GDPR for Beginners, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.63, with 23 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 4 reviews, and has 13 subscribers.

You will learn about A brief history of Data Protection in the UK An explanation of what is personal data and special categories of personal data An explanation of the difference between data controller and data processor An understanding of the core principles of the GDPR How to identify a data breach and how to report it Gain a basic understanding of Individual Rights This course is ideal for individuals who are Private, Public, Charity and Voluntary sectors or All managers or Accounts, support and administrative staff or All marketing staff or Customer service and customer facing staff or Sales, business development and client relationship staff or Volunteers and charity teams (including fundraising teams) or Remote/home workers and office based staff It is particularly useful for Private, Public, Charity and Voluntary sectors or All managers or Accounts, support and administrative staff or All marketing staff or Customer service and customer facing staff or Sales, business development and client relationship staff or Volunteers and charity teams (including fundraising teams) or Remote/home workers and office based staff.

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Summary

Title: GDPR for Beginners

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.63

Number of Lectures: 23

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 23

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: £19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

A brief history of Data Protection in the UK
An explanation of what is personal data and special categories of personal data
An explanation of the difference between data controller and data processor
An understanding of the core principles of the GDPR
How to identify a data breach and how to report it
Gain a basic understanding of Individual Rights

Who Should Attend

Private, Public, Charity and Voluntary sectors
All managers
Accounts, support and administrative staff
All marketing staff
Customer service and customer facing staff
Sales, business development and client relationship staff
Volunteers and charity teams (including fundraising teams)
Remote/home workers and office based staff

Target Audiences

Private, Public, Charity and Voluntary sectors
All managers
Accounts, support and administrative staff
All marketing staff
Customer service and customer facing staff
Sales, business development and client relationship staff
Volunteers and charity teams (including fundraising teams)
Remote/home workers and office based staff

Are you new to the GDPR and looking for a comprehensive training course that’s suitable for all sectors? Look no further! This course is perfect for staff inductions and provides an essential introduction to personal data, the risks associated with it, and what to watch out for.

It’s important to note that everyone in your organisation is responsible for protecting personal data and is expected to play their part in complying with the legislation. That’s why this GDPR training course, presented by Kellie Peters, co-founder of Databasix, is a must-attend for anyone unfamiliar with the GDPR.

This supportive, ground-up session provides delegates with key information to help them and their organisation understand the essentials of data protection, including key definitions, the core principles (such as how to store personal data securely), and how to identify a personal data breach.

To ensure understanding, delegates are asked questions at the end of each module. And if you have any questions after the session, you can contact the trainer directly.

The course also includes a number of free, downloadable resources for ongoing learning. So what are you waiting for? Sign up now and boost your understanding of GDPR!

Why choose our course, I think our client feedback speaks for itself! Many tell us that our sessions are the most helpful data protection courses they’ve experienced. They also frequently say that our sessions are easy to follow, have high engagement levels from the trainer and that we make the subject relevant in a real-world context. Some example testimonials:

A really knowledgeable and helpful trainer.
The trainer was very passionate and knowledgeable which made my training intriguing

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome and Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Learning Outcomes

Lecture 3: A Brief History of Data Protection

Chapter 2: Key Definition

Lecture 1: What is Personal Data?

Lecture 2: What is meant by processing personal data?

Lecture 3: Who is a Data Controller?

Lecture 4: Who is a Data Processor?

Chapter 3: Core Principles

Lecture 1: Lawfulness, Fairness & Transparency

Lecture 2: Purpose Limitation

Lecture 3: Data Minimisation and Accuracy Principles

Lecture 4: Storage Limitation and Integrity & Confidentiality Principles

Chapter 4: Accountability

Lecture 1: Accountability Tools

Lecture 2: What is a Personal Data Breach

Chapter 5: Introduction to Individual Rights

Lecture 1: Introduction to Individual Rights

Lecture 2: Right to be Informed

Lecture 3: Right of Access

Lecture 4: Right to Rectification

Lecture 5: Right to Erasure

Lecture 6: Right to Restrict Processing

Lecture 7: Right to Data Portability

Lecture 8: Right to Object

Lecture 9: Rights in Relation to Automated Decision Making and Profiling

Lecture 10: Summary and Close

Instructors

Kellie Peters
Data Rockstar

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Frequently Asked Questions

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