Every firm needs to know about GDPR.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 25 May 2018. It has implications for every organisation in the UK; and especially those handling large amounts of personal and sensitive data.
Because of the severe penalties for non-compliance and the potential impact on a firm’s reputation, a fresh approach is essential to meeting the complex mandatory requirements of GDPR.
As a leading specialist in certification, assessment and training services, the Centre for Assessment [1] understands the real need to provide clear, practical information in order to help clients in the legal sector prepare for the future.
That is why we have partnered with industry experts to develop a focused, one-day workshop ideal for busy legal professionals.
Launched last week in Manchester, our GDPR training is also taking place in Leeds and London, and can be delivered in-house as well.
Our GDPR Workshops will help you:
- Know the facts and their impact on your firm
- Avoid the financial risks related to non-compliance
- Demonstrate regulatory compliance through awareness
- Reassure clients and safeguard your reputation
- Plan a solid implementation strategy that’s right for you
Here’s what delegates had to say about our first GDPR Workshop:
“The examples of real-life problems were interesting and helped make the topic engaging. I have been to a couple of similar events in the past and when I came away I’d felt a little overwhelmed at the scale of the task. In this GDPR Workshop, the trainer provided practical information that helped me see how the new regulations should be approached, learning which I’ve passed on to our senior management.”
Assistant Director (Corporate Services), Imagine Independence
“Engaging, interesting, practical, reinforced with many examples and scenarios to bring the subject to life. Provided plenty of information, helped to relieve the apprehension and fear of GDPR!”
Gill Peach Quality Consultancy
To find out more and book your place, please click here [2].