eLearning

The expert team of experienced data protection lawyers at HelloDPO have developed a proprietary eLearning programme that offers essential data protection training alongside additional modules covering privacy-related issues specific to HR and marketing, as well as subjects such as accountability, data breach management and data sharing.

Our e-learning enables you to meet regulatory data protection training requirements to ensure that all staff receive appropriate data protection training. We have prepared our courses with feedback from clients to create bite-sized modules that are easy to understand and quick to complete. Our e-learning platform also allows you to track completion and assess understanding.

Our platform allows you to allocate training to specific users and provides an easy-to-use dashboard to help track participation and completion rates. Each module is split into multiple short segments, and participants can work through the courses at their own pace. There is also functionality that enables reminders to be sent out to ensure everyone is undertaking their necessary training.

Duration: each module takes less than 20 minutes to complete.

Who should do this course: all individuals who need to have a basic understanding of data protection compliance.

Access via: Our own LMS system or integrated into your existing LMS.

Pricing: Starting from £11.00 plus VAT depending on the number of user licences required.

Certification: You must complete a test to pass all of the eLearning modules.

Training team: A bespoke offering, brought to you by a team of experienced data protection lawyers.

Get in touch to hear more about how we can support you on your data protection journey.

The HelloDPO eLearning modules cover the following areas:

This eLearning course is designed to provide individuals with an overview of data protection and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). 

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Understand the difference between personal and special category data;
  • List the data protection principles;
  • Identify and respond to data subject rights requests;
  • Demonstrate the practical steps you need to take to comply with the GDPR; and
  • Explain the consequences of failing to comply with the GDPR.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Identify what a personal data breach is;
  • Understand what to do if you discover a personal data breach;
  • Identify when a breach should be reported to a supervisory authority and to individuals; and
  • Identify what information needs to be provided to a supervisory authority / individuals.

By the end of this course, you will have learned about:

  • The accountability principle under GDPR;
  • What steps you need to take to comply with the principle;
  • What documents and processes you need to have in place to demonstrate compliance;
  • The personnel who can help an organisation to comply; and
  • The benefits of complying with the accountability principle.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Identify different types of data sharing;
  • Understand what you must do before sharing personal data;
  • Understand what should be included in data sharing contracts; and
  • Understand what to do when data sharing comes to an end.

By the end of this course, you will:

  • Understand the data protection issues to consider during the recruitment process;
  • Have learned about the use of special category data in an employment context;
  • Understand the key data protection issues which relate to monitoring employees;
  • Know how to handle data subject access requests from employees;
  • Be aware of issues you need to consider in relation to leavers; and
  • Know how to share employee data in compliance with the GDPR.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Understand the GDPR obligations that apply to direct marketing activities;
  • Understand when and how to obtain valid consent for direct marketing;
  • Understand your obligations when using bought in marketing lists; and
  • Understand cookie consent requirements and the rules that apply to targeted advertising.

By the end of this course, you will have learned:

  • How to identify data subject rights requests;
  • The scope of data subject rights requests;
  • The practical steps to manage data subject rights requests;
  • The considerations that apply when responding to data subject rights requests; and
  • The exemptions that you may be able to rely upon when handling data subject rights requests.

This e-learning course provides comprehensive refresher training for individuals who have previously completed GDPR training.

By the end of this course, you will have refreshed your understanding of:

  • The difference between personal and special category data;
  • The data protection principles;
  • How to respond to a personal data breach;
  • What a DPIA is and when it is needed;
  • What to do when sharing data and sending it to other countries;
  • How to identify data subjects’ rights; and
  • The risks of failing to comply with the GDPR.

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