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What it covers

A different starting mindset toward personal data

Grounded in your organisation's own everyday examples, not abstract legal definitions.

A different starting mindset

Treating personal data as something requiring deliberate care by default, not a routine field to fill in — the mental shift the rest of the training builds on.

What counts as personal data

Grounding the concept in the organisation's own everyday examples, not abstract legal definitions.

Everyday handling practices

Safe practices for sharing, storing and disposing of personal data during normal day-to-day work.

Recognising a potential incident

What a possible breach or mishandling actually looks like, and what to do the moment it's noticed.

Data Principal rights in practice

What to do when a colleague or customer asks to access, correct or delete their data.

Role-specific scenarios

Examples drawn from the actual departments attending — sales, HR, support — not one generic deck for everyone.

What you get

Something people can actually keep at their desk

A live session plus a reference employees can return to the next time a real situation comes up.

  • A live training session (or recorded module) scoped to your organisation's actual data-handling scenarios
  • A short reference one-pager employees can keep for day-to-day situations
  • A completion record for internal training-compliance tracking
  • An option to repeat or refresh the session for new hires or periodic renewal
Process

Four stages, click any to see more

Content is adapted to the specific teams attending, not delivered as one fixed deck.

01

Audience & scenario scoping

Identify which teams need training and the situations they actually encounter.

Sales, HR and support each meet personal data differently — the scoping call surfaces which scenarios matter for this audience.

02

Content adaptation

Build the session around real examples from your own organisation.

The mindset shift and rights-handling content stay constant; the examples used to teach them change per audience.

03

Delivery

Run the training live or as a recorded module, sized to the audience.

A recorded module suits large, distributed teams; a live session suits smaller groups that benefit from Q&A in the room.

04

Reinforcement materials

Leave behind a reference guide and a completion record.

The one-pager is what actually gets consulted weeks later, when a real situation comes up.

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