GDPR Workshop – for small businesses / charities etc.

The GDPR workshop is delivered online using Zoom and it runs from 10.00-16.00 with the usual breaks.

This training is aimed at attendees with little or very basic knowledge of the GDPR and how their organisation can comply with the legislation. The intended outcome of the workshop is for attendees to have a clearer understanding of the basic requirements of the GDPR and to understand how to comply with them. For example, it is important to be aware that transparency is a requirement, but knowing this is not very helpful unless you actually know how to write a privacy notice.

We can run the workshop ‘in-house- for up to 12 employees of an organisation or you can book places for individual members of staff – see the available dates.

Get in touch if you think an in-house course might be suitable for you. The benefits of in-house include:

  • Convenient – Programmes can be presented at a time that is suitable for all your participants.
  • Confidential – Your opportunity to openly discuss real issues in order to produce real and applicable solutions with our training team.
  • Tailored – Programmes designed to meet the specific requirements of your company or organisation.  This means we can ensure the content is specific to your sector or needs
  • Team Work – Greater interaction and enhanced learning experience.
  • Cost Savings – The costs to your organisation are considerably less than sending a large number of participants to a scheduled course.

The price for the in-house workshop is £950 – CONTACT US  – to find out more.

Workshop Program

Morning Session

  • Introduction and background to the GDPR
  • What is the Data Protection Act?
  • Definitions and data protection principles
  • Legal basis of processing, including consent
  • Transparency and privacy notices
  • Data subject rights
  • Security issues and data breaches
  • Data sharing – joint controllers and processors
  • International transfers and the cloud
  • Accountability / documentation requirements

Afternoon Session

  • Personal data audit/Records of Processing Activities
  • Data protection audit
  • Exercises and discussion:
    • Purposes of processing
    • Legal basis
    • Privacy notices
    • Subject access requests
    • Breach reporting
    • Data Processor Agreements
  • Questions

Other dates can be arranged for organisations, businesses or charities subject to dates requested and number of attendees required if the planned dates above don’t fit with attendees diaries.

We’re only a ‘click’, call or e-mail away – so get in touch.