Compliance

UK GDPR Course Collection

This online collection contains two courses and aims to convey knowledge of the rules surrounding UK GDPR as well as an opportunity to refresh your data protection compliance knowledge.

This collection contains two courses and looks at the rules surrounding UK GDPR as well as an opportunity to refresh your data protection compliance knowledge.

UK GDPR Course Collection

£10

Endorsed by Institute of Hospitality
CPD Certified
Online course
Validated by Subject Matter Experts
Delivered by subject experts
Designed with you in mind

Learning outcomes of GDPR Course Collection Training

Understand UK GDPR compliance in everyday operations
Learn the impact UK GDPR has on data protection compliance
Understand how UK GDPR can affect our day-to-day working operations
Consider how UK GDPR affects compliance in everyday operations
Learn how to effectively prevent the mishandling of data
Understand what is Personal Identifiable Data (PID)

GDPR Course Collection details

Our GDPR course online provides you with all the information you need to help you pass an end-of-learning assessment, which will demonstrate your knowledge of the rules surrounding UK GDPR
This general data protection regulation course covers a series of important topics such as the impact UK GDPR has on data protection compliance as well as how to effectively prevent the mishandling of data
Our GDPR training online course for the hospitality sector gives you everything you need to feel confident in handling personal data in your job role to prevent a GDPR breach
Perfect for team members who work in either a hospitality or retail setting. The two courses can be accessed in any order with a certificate for each course upon completion

Assessment

How long will it take? 50 minutes.

What type of assessment is it? When you finish the course, you’ll complete an end-of-learning online assessment consisting of 10 questions. 70% of the questions will need to be answered correctly in order to pass.

What will I receive? Once you’ve passed the assessment included in the course, your digital certificate will be available on the platform.

How long is it valid for? Up to 1 year after purchase.

Who's the course suitable for?

This collection is suitable for any team member working in either a hospitality or retail setting. The two courses can be accessed in any order with a certificate for each course upon completion.

Endorsements

Endorsed by the Institute of Hospitality
CPD Certified

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FAQs

What are the 7 principles of GDPR?

The UK GDPR sets out seven key principles:
Lawfulness, fairness and transparency
Purpose limitation
Data minimisation
Accuracy
Storage limitation
Integrity and confidentiality (security)
Accountability

What is the GDPR training?

GDPR training is suitable for anyone who handles personal data in their job role. Our online GDPR course collection provides a great introduction into what General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) means and how you can keep personal data safe.

Is GDPR training mandatory?

Although here is no explicit requirement for GDPR employee training, businesses are still expected to train their team members. If employees don’t how to handle personal data properly, they may violate the GDPR, resulting in fines for the business.