Certified EU GDPR Practitioner Distance Learning Training Course

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Description

Learn in your own time and at your own pace with our Certified EU GDPR Practitioner Distance Learning Training Course. Gain the knowledge and skills required to implement an effective compliance programme.

The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) extends the data rights of individuals, and requires organisations to develop clear policies and procedures to protect personal data and adopt appropriate technical and organisational measures.

This course contains 15 modules with a total course length of 7 hours. To enrol on this course, you must have knowledge of the GDPR and passed the Certified EU GDPR Foundation Distance Learning Training Course. Course materials are available within 48 business hours of purchase.

Duration
15 modules
7 hours
Exam
Included
90-minute multiple-choice
Certification
ISO 17024-certificated EU GDPR Practitioner (EU GDPR P) qualification
 
Course overview

The course covers:

  • The DPO (data protection officer) role;
  • Roles of and relationships between controllers and processors;
  • Accountability and setting up a privacy compliance framework;
  • Common data security failures;
  • Security of personal data;
  • The six data protection principles;
  • The rights of data subjects;
  • Handling data subject access requests;
  • Organisational risk management framework;
  • Legal requirements for a DPIA (data protection impact assessment);
  • Data mapping;
  • How to conduct a DPIA;
  • Personal data transfers to countries outside the EU/EEA;
  • Incident response and data breach reporting;
  • Enforcement, regulatory and compensatory issues; and
  • Transitioning to and demonstrating compliance with the GDPR.

After placing your order, you will receive an email within 48 business hours with a link and login details to the GDPR Foundation learning portal.

Exams and qualifications

Achieve the EU GDPR P qualification (ISO 17024-certificated). The exam is included in the course.

The course qualifies for 28 CPD/CPE points.

 

About the exam

At the end of the course, participants will be able to take the EU GDPR online examination, comprising a 60-minute multiple-choice, ISO 17024-certificated exam set by IBITGQ.

Available in two online exam formats, dependent upon your computer’s operating system.

Windows computer systems Apple Mac operating systems
Automated remote proctoring. Live, online proctoring.
You will be monitored online through your webcam and your results will be confirmed once the footage of your examination has been reviewed by the certification body. A supervisor monitors you while you take the exam using the video conferencing system WebEx.
The remote proctoring system only works on Windows computers. The live, online proctoring system is only available for Mac operating systems.

System requirements:

  • Internet access for the full duration of the exam.
  • A Flash-compatible webcam (built-in or external).
  • Adobe Flash Player installed and activated.
  • Proctoring software downloaded and installed on your computer.

System requirements:

  • Internet access for the full duration of the exam.
  • A working webcam (built-in or external).
  • Pop-up blocker disabled.
Important: Before purchase, please check with your IT department that you have permission to download software on your computer.

Provisional exam results will be provided after completing the exam. Confirmed results will be issued within ten working days with a certificate sent to your email address.

Certified EU GDPR Practitioner Distance Learning Training Course
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Benefits

Delivered by CEO and founder of IT Governance Alan Calder, the training course explores the detail of the GDPR, explaining how each aspect of the Regulation can be implemented in your organisation.

The course includes the use of tools and real-life examples to better explain how the Regulation applies in a real-world context.

Target audience

Managers with responsibility for or involvement in making sure their organisations become GDPR compliant, such as:

  • Privacy managers;
  • Data protection managers;
  • Information security managers;
  • IT managers;
  • Project managers;
  • Corporate governance managers;
  • Risk and compliance managers;
  • General or privacy counsels; and
  • Individuals with limited experience but who wish to enter the field of data protection with a professional qualification.
 

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