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PDP Training
Training Staff in Data Protection
The Data Protection Commissioner encourages a “train
the trainer” approach to the dissemination of data
protection knowledge.
Having responsibility for training staff on data
protection issues can be a daunting prospect. Yet
it is essential that all staff who handle personal
information understand the fundamental principles and
the practical requirements for complying with data
protection rules. It is also important that staff
are able to identify breaches or potential breaches of
data protection law, and to react appropriately.
Practical and non-technical, this training session
gives an insight into suitable training methods and
assessing knowledge levels amongst different categories
of staff. It will also consider the key issues in
planning for and preparing a staff training session,
including:
- Who should be trained, and what do they need to
know?
- Appropriate training tools for different groups
of staff
- Putting together slides, exercises, case
studies, and taking examples from “real life”
- Session length and timings
- Getting the audience on-side and keeping them
engaged
- Assessment and follow-up
The session will look at how to train staff to:
- Understand who and what is covered by data
protection rules
- Understand the organisation's policy and aims on
personal data use
- Understand their individual responsibilities
- Understand and apply the 8 core Principles for
personal data use
- Understand the additional measures required for
sensitive data use
- Recognise when, and for what purposes,
staff/customer data may be used
- Identify appropriate steps to help keep personal
information secure
- Deal with external requests for information, and
understand the safeguards to apply
- Understand the rights of individuals and third
parties
- Recognise and deal with a subject access request
- Know what to do in the event of a data
protection breach
There will be plenty of opportunity for questions,
and delegates are encouraged to bring their queries to
the session.
Who should attend this
Training course:
Compliance Officers, Human
Resource Managers, Office Managers, Finance Managers,
Customer Services Managers, Marketing Managers, IT
Managers, Information Managers, In-house lawyers and
others.
The Trainer:
Stephanie Pritchett of specialist data protection and
privacy law firm 'Pritchetts', is an industry leading
lawyer practising in data protection, freedom of
information and privacy law as well as information
management.
She is also an experienced speaker and trainer and is
known for a lively training style which ‘focuses on
practical matters’ and for ‘giving business-minded
feedback to participant’s queries’.
Stephanie consistently receives an "excellent"
grading from delegates on her training courses.
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Stephanie Pritchett
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Dates and locations:
Dublin Friday, 18th May 2012
Dublin Friday, 7th December 2012
Venues:
To be confirmed 14 days before
the course date
Timing:
Short Day – 10am to 4pm, lunch
included
Fees:
€545
Discount:
15% discount for second delegate
20% discount for third and subsequent delegates (
discounts apply to delegates booked at the same time, on
the same course, and from the same organisation )
Miscellaneous:
This course can be used to qualify for 5
CPD hours
Our training courses are designed to meet
delegates’ requirements for focused practical instruction on how to
deal with the compliance needs of organisations
PDP’s trainers are not only experts in
their field, but also are excellent at training. All our
sessions are interactive, and questions and discussion are welcome
How to book
Fill out the
online booking form
Download the
PDP Training Courses Catalogue & Booking Form ( PDF )
Call the PDP booking line at +353 (0)1 657 1479
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Data
Protection: A Practical Guide to Irish and EU Law
Book by
Peter Carey, lawyer and leading expert in data
protection law

Practical guidance for data
protection professionals.
Essential reading for anyone
involved in this rapidly growing area of compliance.
“This book by Peter Carey
provides a practical guide to Irish data
protection law and its
application in practice. It will be a useful addition
to the limited
literature that is available on this subject”
Billy Hawkes, Data Protection
Commissioner
“An exceptionally useful resource and reference
book” Chris Traynor, Data Protection Officer,
COPE Foundation
ISBN:
978–1–85800–603–1
Data Protection: A Practical Guide to Irish and EU Law
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“Very good”
Paul Dawson, Data Protection Officer,
Dublin City Council
“The practical
exercises and the course notes were very
valuable”
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Manager, Central Fisheries Board
“The training was
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NI Court Service
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