One-Day Introductory Course: ‘Data Protection Acts 1988 & 2003 – An Introduction’

This one-day introductory programme is designed for those who need a basic understanding of data protection rights and responsibilities in Ireland. The ‘Data Protection Acts 1988 & 2003 – An Introduction’, is designed to be a guide for those who handle information about clients or the general public. It covers the fundamental issues contained within the Data Protection Acts, which have a legislative impact upon all organisations and provides information on how to achieve compliance

It covers the fundamental issues contained within the Data Protection Acts, which have a legislative impact upon all organisations and provides information on how to achieve compliance.
This 1-day programme equips you to:

• be fully aware of the need for data protection legislation in Ireland
• understand Ireland’s Data Protection laws
• interpret and apply Ireland’s DP Acts in your own business environment

Programme syllabus overview:

The syllabus encourages the recognition of data protection legislation as one particular safeguard relating to personal information whilst at the same time recognising the legitimate needs of business and organisations to process such information. The syllabus comprises the following core topics

• Why Data Protection?
• Fundamental Definitions
• Data Controller’s Obligations
• Individual Rights
• Regulation and Enforcement

Who is this course designed for?

This course is suited for employees who are in regular contact with client or employee personal information, including:

• Customer support and call centre staff
• Human resources staff
• Legal secretaries
• Health sector administration staff
• Financial services sales and administration
• Accounts personnel
• Line managers in admin., sales, marketing & HR
• Database administrators and document management staff

Course Fee: The course fee for individuals is €550. ICS members can get a 20% discount off the course fee