Comprehensive GDPR Training Solutions
The ICO emphasises that training is a crucial component of GDPR compliance and should be regularly updated, ideally twice a year.
Recognising that everyone’s starting point and training needs are unique, we’ve designed our programmes to address the key question:
“What do I need to do differently in my role under GDPR?”
Our training packages answer this question across all teams within a business, offering flexibility and relevance for any role.
All this from just £99 + VAT per person
Packages to suit your need
Package 1
General GDPR Training
Session Length: 1.5 hours
Format: Face-to-face or video conference for up to 10 participants
Content: This session provides a comprehensive overview of GDPR and its impact on daily business activities, suitable for employees at any level looking to understand the fundamentals.
Package 2
Bespoke GDPR Training
Session Length: 1.5 hours
Format: Face-to-face or video conference for teams of up to 5, tailored by department (marketing, HR, IT, call centre, directors and senior managers)
Content: This tailored training focuses specifically on how GDPR and PECR applies to each role, delivering relevant insights to help your team understand the impact of GDPR and PECR within their specific functions – answering the questions “what do I need to do differently under GDPR?”
Package 3
Intermediate Refresher Training
Session Length: 1.5 hours
Content: For those familiar with GDPR, this session provides updates on regulation changes and explores how these developments may affect your business. It’s ideal for those seeking an efficient yet comprehensive update.
Package 4
Refresher Advanced
Session Length: 1.5 hours
Content: Designed for Data Protection Officers (DPOs) and other senior compliance roles, this course covers in-depth updates on regulatory changes and data transfer agreements. This advanced session ensures you remain fully informed on current GDPR requirements.
Frequently asked questions…
Why is GDPR training necessary?
GDPR training is essential to ensure employees understand their responsibilities under data protection laws. It helps them handle personal data correctly, avoid breaches and reduce the risk of non-compliance penalties.
How often should GDPR training be done?
The ICO recommends regular GDPR training, ideally at least once a year, with refresher sessions to keep up with regulatory updates. This ensures employees stay informed of changes and reinforces their understanding of compliance requirements.
What topics do you cover in GDPR training?
Training typically covers an overview of GDPR, data handling practices, rights of data subjects, data security measures, the consequences of non-compliance and any role-specific guidance. Advanced sessions may cover recent updates, such as regulatory changes and Standard Contractual Clauses.
Who in the organisation should attend GDPR training?
Everyone who handles or has access to personal data should attend GDPR training, including customer service, HR, IT, marketing and senior managers. Advanced training is often recommended for DPOs and compliance officers.
What’s the difference between general, bespoke, and refresher training?
- General training covers GDPR basics that are suitable for all employees.
- Bespoke training is tailored to specific roles or departments, focusing on how GDPR affects their responsibilities.
- Refresher training updates existing knowledge with intermediate or advanced options to cover regulatory changes.
How much does GDPR training cost?
Costs vary depending on the package and the number of participants. General training starts at £99 + VAT per person, with bespoke packages available to suit different budgets and requirements.
Will participants receive a certificate after completing the training?
Yes, participants typically receive a certificate of completion to demonstrate they have attended GDPR training, which can be useful for your internal records and audits.
How does GDPR training benefit my organisation?
GDPR training helps reduce the risk of data breaches, ensures compliance and fosters a culture of data security. The training offered by PMA can save costs associated with non-compliance penalties and improve customer trust by showing a commitment to data protection.
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