GDPR EU Training, Page 427 Reviews

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Essential but my god it's boring

I really enjoyed the course . When dealing with peoples details one has to be so aware on account of all the hacking that goes on. I feel that can explain things to other people that are maybe not so aware of the dangers. Thank you for giving me this opportunity.

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The presenters were very patronising, in their tone of voice and delivery. In the end I just read the transcript because they were so irritating and the images did not help me to understand what they were saying or add to the content in the transcript. The content was very general and a lot of it was irrelevant to my job (I teach in a secondary school). The test questions did not really test my understanding of my responsibilities with respect to GDPR. They tested things like whether I could remember the exact fine a company can get, it doesn't matter whether I can remember the exact fine as long as I know it is very big and not knowing how much the fine is does not mean I can't use and protect data properly. Knowing the name of the government body responsible for GDPR or knowing the job title of a person in a company who is responsible for GDPR also does not help me to understand my responsibilities in my job. Overall, I felt I did not learn a lot that was relevant to my job and I was not tested on my responsibilities. The information was more useful to me as a person whose data is used by companies than as a person who sometimes processes exam and test results data. If you are selling this training to schools a being a useful thing for teachers to do you are mis-selling it. I feel like my time has been wasted here. Finally, you are making me put my name to this feedback. Does GDPR mean I should have the right to anonymous feedback?

Clear langauage for non native english persons

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Very good

Very good

A very clear, concise and thorough course, outlining all the key factors required for us to carry out.