Mandatory Compliance

GDPR & Data Protection Awareness

CPD-approved awareness of UK GDPR principles for staff who process learner, client, or employee information.

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CPD-AccreditedMandatory Compliance

CPD hours: 2 (indicative)
CPD points: 2 (1:1 convention)
Lessons: 6
Trainer: Even Better Training

Learning aims

Understand lawful bases at a practical level
Reduce common data-handling mistakes
Know when to escalate a data concern

Modules

1. Personal data basics
text · 10 min — What counts as personal data at work.
2. Everyday good practice
video · 12 min — Email, screens, and sharing habits.
3. Knowledge check
quiz · 8 min — Check understanding before certificate.

What our certificates mean

2 CPD hours · 2 CPD points (indicative)

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