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Course Testimonials “I enjoyed the movement of the eLearning training between video and reading content. This I found helpful as the reading part allows you in your mind to reinforce what you learnt from listening to the video.” “The eLearning SARs session was very informative. I enjoyed the course!” “The videos were brilliant. I thought the eLearning course design worked well.” “The course was very informative and I prefer having it as eLearning. The content was just right! Having limited knowledge of this subject prior to completing the course, I am now more confident in understanding the different roles and responsibilities and various legislation around the disclosure of information.” “I found the eLearning course really useful as I am the person who processes the subject access requests. I liked the video at the beginning of each section as it sets the stage and then the reading material reinforces what was mentioned in the video. Some of the quizzes at the end were a bit difficult, especially the one in section 5a.” “Fantastic eLearning course! Absolutely loved it!” “I found the eLearning course very useful and informative. The way the chapters was structured with an initial video followed with more in depth details was, I felt, very good and the short test helped to identify whether or not you had understood the chapter. Being able to complete the course at your own pace was beneficial to me.” “The materials are particularly useful.” “The trainer was very knowledgeable and explained things clearly.” “Excellent.” “Particularly useful were the practical issues – applying the Act to real situations.” “Very informative about the SAR process – most useful.” “Enjoyed the workshops & practical examples” “Excellent course.” “A highly interactive session – very useful in clarifying understanding.” |
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Dealing effectively with Subject Access Requests (‘SARs’) remains a management challenge for many organisations. Requests can come from customers, employees, complainants, and others. The quantities of information typically held on individuals are increasing to vast proportions, sometimes as an unintended consequence of technological advances. 
