For businesses, professionals and employees
Increase your knowledge and skills about the GDPR with our courses and quizzes. We also sell course bundles, including templates for GDPR-related contracts and internal routines that companies need in order to comply with the regulation.
Looking for a fun and fast way to gain necessary GDPR knowledge applicable for businesses and professionals? We provide courses on implementing the GDPR in practice, including GDPR templates, contracts and checklists. Ready? Let's get started!
All our GDPR courses are instructed by experienced and qualified lawyers. They have at least a Master of Laws (LL.M; 330 ECTS; 5.5 years) and a minimum of 8 years of experience working in the field of personal data protection within the EU.
You can choose when you want to take the course and set your own learning pace. If you're a busy business owner or an employee, you can find an online program that works around your schedule and study when it suits you best.
All participants who pass the course will get a digital certificate. Since employers are required to ensure that their employees have the necessary knowledge about GDPR and personal data processing, the certificates can be used to prove it.
Take the first step toward increasing your GDPR knowledge and skills!
All processing of personal data which belongs to individuals residing within the EU/EES-area, must be conducted in accordance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). According to the regulation, all processing must be based on one of the six legal bases.
There are seven important data protection principles stated in article 5 of the GDPR. If you learn about these principles, you will gain a better understanding of all the 99 articles that the GDPR consists of, since they all stem from these principles.
It is important to know that the data subjects have certain rights in relation to their processed personal data. For example, the right to information and right to be forgotten. However, some of the rights might not alway be enforceable. But if possible, the data subjects rights should be respected.
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