Practical Advice for the GDPR for Education
A new online training course that promises to help all educational settings prepare for the GDPR has been launched today.
Written in partnership with an experienced deputy head teacher, leading online learning provider, EduCare’s latest course ‘A Practical Guide to the GDPR for Education’ gives guidance and resolves example scenarios to help schools and settings prepare for 25th May 2018.
EduCare’s Product Development Lead for Education, Dawn Jotham, commented: “Many of our customers have read the ICO official documentation but are still unsure about how to practically begin preparing for the introduction of the new data protection regulation. They have been asking for practical strategies and advice to help them prepare.
“As with all our online training courses, we have worked with a subject matter expert to produce content. In this case, we have worked with an experienced deputy headteacher, who has real, on-the-ground experience in school data management. She has helped us ensure our new GDPR course is accurate, easy to understand, and most importantly can be used every day in the real world.”
‘A Practical Guide to the GDPR for Education’ is aimed at all staff working within an education setting that deal with personal data.
The course is available to buy individually online for £20 per learner or can be bought as an addition to EduCare for Education - EduCare’s best-selling complete safeguarding and duty of care training service.
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