GDPR training courses and qualifications
IT Governance was the first to develop a comprehensive GDPR training curriculum. To date, we’ve trained more than 8,000 individuals on the GDPR alone.
IT Governance’s EU GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and DPA (Data Protection Act) 2018 training courses are delivered by our experienced team of data protection consultants, and follow a structured learning path to give you the qualifications, specialist knowledge and skills you need to help your organisation achieve and maintain compliance with the GDPR and DPA 2018.
Whether you’re looking for face-to-face interaction with our classroom or in-house training courses, live online training or the flexibility of pre-recorded distance learning, we have the training course and qualification for you.
Certified GDPR training courses
Learn about the Regulation and how to ensure your organisation meets its legal requirements with our certified GDPR training courses.
Our one-day Foundation-level GDPR course provides a complete introduction to the Regulation, and an overview of the implications and legal requirements for organisations, including responding to individuals (data subjects) exercising their rights, DPIAs (data protection impact assessments) and data breach reporting.
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Certified DPO training courses
Our certified DPO training courses are ideal for anyone looking to enhance their professional development and begin a career as a DPO.
Gain the knowledge and skills to fulfil the DPO role under the GPDR with this four-day certificated training course.
All attendees must have passed the EU GDPR Foundation exam before attending this course.
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Other GDPR/data protection training
We can also help you fill your GDPR compliance gaps with training on DPIAs and staff awareness training.
This one-day workshop covers when to conduct a DPIA under the GDPR, and uses a real-life case study to demonstrate best practices and methodologies, including the application of a DPIA tool to help assess and address privacy risks.
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The DPA 2018 modifies the GDPR by filling in gaps that were left to individual member states to interpret and implement, and sets out data processing regimes that fall outside the GDPR’s scope. This one-day course will provide you with an overview of the differences between the GDPR and the DPA 2018, and how they work together.
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This one-day course explains Part 3 of the DPA in depth – and when it applies. Part 3 specifically covers matters directly relevant to the processing of personal data by competent authorities for law enforcement purposes.
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Deliver quick, affordable GDPR staff awareness training to multiple employees with this e-learning course. Simple and easy to use, this modular course introduces the Regulation and the key compliance obligations for organisations.
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