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Course Testimonials “Excellent eLearning course, no negative comments. Straightforward to follow online. Very clear.” “I found the eLearning DPIA course very useful. I completed the course over 3 sessions, but the format meant it was easy to break and then re-join after each chapter.” “The eLearning course worked very well from home and was very informative.” “I have just completed the DPIA eLearning course and I found it so useful. I really enjoyed it and I feel more confident in dealing with DPIAs.” “Excellent workshop sessions – really put the subject matter into context” “I really enjoyed being able to complete this training online. I could take my time over the sections and go back and listen again when I needed to. The questions at the end of each section were an extremely useful check to ensure I understood the content.” “I was very impressed with the eLearning training. It was easy to access, and the content was broken down into manageable chunks with self-assessment at the end of each chapter allowing learning to be measured and monitored. The trainer was knowledgeable and clear. Thank you!” “I enjoyed the mix of presenter and visuals. Will be starting my Data Processors/Controllers eLearning next week!” “The workshop case study proved to be invaluable” “Very well presented by tutor” William Magee “I enjoyed the mix of presenter and visuals. Will be starting my Data Processors/Controllers eLearning next week!” “Very practical. Good insight into how to do this ‘on the job'” “Really good course. The trainer made a dry and daunting area very accessible and achievable.” “Especially useful were the practical examples.” “Excellent course.” “Course and trainer very good!” “Very useful course. Thank you.” |
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Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) enable organisations to assess potential data protection and other privacy implications at the design stage of a new system or process. Such risks can be assessed and addressed within the development of the system or process, rather than being a “bolt-on” after implementation (when it may be too late to address all the concerns, at least without significant cost implications).
