GDPR Awareness

This short online training course provides professionals with adequate knowledge and skills for keeping their organizations compliant with the GDPR. The EU regulation introduces various duties and roles which must be filled within an organization. The course provides clarity on those different roles, alongside their individual responsibilities.

Holding GDPR training records will help your business demonstrate its compliance with the regulation. If you fail to build the GDPR into your business, your staff may come into conflict with the regulation.

This online training course can help you provide your employees with a fundamental understanding of the regulation. It will ensure they are aware of the ramifications of data misuse. This will help your organization to build a strong data protection culture amongst your employees.

Module 1: Introduction
This module provides an overview of the Data Protection Directive, as well as other advances in technology and consumer rights

Module 2: The Basics
Module two takes a high-level view of the important dates organizations should know, as well as the scope of the GDPR.

Module 3: Personal Data
Module three offers an introduction to personal data and its categories.

Module 4: The Roles
Module four provides an overview of the essential roles demanded by the GDPR

Module 5: GDPR Principles
Module five introduces the six key principles of the GDPR. It also examines how the GDPR defines ‘accountability’.

Module 6: The Data Subject’s Rights
This module explores the rights of the individual, including data access and data erasure.

Module 7: The Lawful Bases for Processing
Module seven provides an overview of the legal responsibilities of organizations as defined by the GDPR.

Module 8: Privacy Notices
The final module introduces the ‘Privacy Notice’ rules of the GDPR.

Each module carries a short assessment that consolidates the topics covered and helps to ensure retention.
Though the course does not carry an official examination, learners receive a certificate of completion on successfully finishing the course.

The legalese of GDPR is translated into transparent and accessible language in the GDPR overview provided in the course. The course also offers practical steps for an organization to become GDPR-compliant.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a data protection and privacy regulation. It was introduced in the European Union (EU) to protect citizens within the EU and European Economic Area (EEA).

The GDPR aims to give individuals more control over their personal data and unify regulations within the EU for businesses.

Although this course does not lead to a formal qualification or accreditation, taking it is still an excellent first step towards becoming GDPR compliant. On completing this course, professionals will receive a completion certificate issued by our learning partner, Good e-Learning.

There are no formal prerequisites for this course.

This course provides one hour’s worth of training materials, including all the learning modules and quizzes.

Learners receive 6 months of access from the purchase date of the course.

The course does not require a manual.

The revision module provides learners with a summary of the key topics covered within the course. The module also includes tips and guides that can help learners to better retain their new knowledge.

The online tracker offers an ideal time duration to complete the course and gives users a reminder when they go off-track. Please note that the tracker is an optional feature that works on a recommended timeframe. It does not have any impact on the duration of user access.

The Docebo LMS is integrated into the Orbus Learning Ecosystem.

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Once you purchase a course and start learning, you will have access to a support suite dedicated to assisting you through your training. For tutor, technical and administrative support queries, please mail us on training.support@orbussoftware.com.