This EU GDPR course provides a comprehensive introduction to the legislation for organisations of any size. It explores the new legislation in depth, including implementation requirements, policies & processes. The course provides crucial information on the Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA), a compulsory requirement which allows organisations to understand what impact new business proposals may have on the privacy of involved parties at an early stage in the planning process.

This course will enable participants to obtain competencies and skills which will help them address the challenges imposed by the recent GDPR regulations with respect to data protection.

Accreditation and MQF level

A CPD Award accredited with 5 ECTS credits (MQF Level 6) by the National Commission for Further and Higher Education (NCFHE) will be presented to delegates who obtain a minimum pass in the final assignment and 2 hours written examination.

Entry requirements

• Minimum of MQF Level 5 of education (Business, Commerce or IT Related)
• Minimum of 3 years’ experience in a supervisory or management role
• Prior Attendance of a Data Protection related course/seminar
• 2 Years’ work experience in the area of data protection

Mature Students

Mature students aged 23 years or older can participate in this course, even if they lack the entry requirements listed above.

Duration

This course is made up of 8 evening sessions.

Course Delivery Mode – Live Webinars

This course will be delivered via live online webinars.  The course trainers will be visible on screen via a professional webinar platform through which students can follow the trainer presenting live whilst also using a powerpoint presentation and sharing other resources as necessary.  Students will be able to interact with the trainer by sending questions or comments through the same webinar platform.  Our student support team will assist all students with simple instructions on how to access the webinar online.  A support line will also be made available to communicate with a student support officer in case of technical difficulties encountered during the live webinar.

All webinars will also be recorded and uploaded on the student online resources portal for future reference during home study.  Trainers will also dedicate very regular Q & A times during the webinar to ensure all students can have the chance to ask questions and reach the intended learning objectives.  The email and contact details of the trainer will also be made available in case students would wish to get in touch with the trainer throughout the course period.

Short 10 minute breaks will be given during the webinar.

Course & Examination Dates

Please note that as per terms and conditions, LEAD Training Services reserves the right to alter course dates, times and venue in exceptional circumstances beyond its control.

Course Outline

Trainers

James Grech

James Grech graduated with a Bachelor of Business and Commerce Degree in 2001 and later on obtained the Accountancy (Honours) degree from the University of Malta in 2003. James is Certified Public Accountant and holds a Practising Certificate in Auditing issued by the Ministry of Finance in Malta. He is also qualified as Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and member of ISACA. James is also a member of the Institute of Internal Auditing (US), and is a Certified Internal Auditor (CIA). The CIA is the only internationally accepted certification designation for internal auditors and is the standard by which individuals demonstrate their competence and professionalism in the internal auditing and Management Consultancy field.

James is a renowned Business Consultant and Management/Business trainer and conference speaker in Malta and is also founder and Managing Director of LEAD Training Services, one of Malta’s largest professional training Institute licensed by the Malta National Commission for Further and Higher Education (NCFHE).

Attila Hetey

Attila is a CISA and CISM certified professional in the field of information security. He has worked in various roles across various industries and has multi-national experience in information security.

At D4n6 he heads the technical arm of the company and focuses on the technical deliverables and analysis required by clients to ensure that we always deliver to the highest standard.

Dr. Claire Cassar

Claire is a lawyer by profession who has provided legal services in the sphere of ICT for over 17 years. She is an entrepreneur who has set up a number of companies in partnership across various sectors.

Since joining D4n6 a year ago, Claire has taken over the management of the company and has worked on various client projects in terms of delivering training and consultancy services in the field of cybercrime, GDPR and related areas.

Dr. Karl Sammut

Information coming soon.

Testimonials

• The course is well designed taking a 360 approach to GDPR with lectures (delivered by extremely capable lecturers) covering the legal, technological and practical aspects of GDPR compliance. The schedule is also tailored to the professional lifestyle with lectures conveniently scheduled.
  Paul Caruana Turner (October 2019)
• This is the second course I have done with LEAD in a year. The professional course from the technical assignment to the scenario based examination, coupled with the fact that the lecturers are practitioners giving practical examples, makes the whole experience worth to any Data Protection Officer.
  Kenneth Gatt (October 2019)
  Malta Enterprise Corporation
• Training services & programs are the best and trainers are very professional. Thank you very much!
  Janice Alfaro (September 2019)
• A practical, informative and comprehensive take on the General Data Protection Regulation. Definitely recommended for professionals working in the field of compliance and/or data protection in Malta!
  Roxanne Meilak Borg (April 2019)
• Course was very comprehensive, well-applied to the real business world, and lecturers were knowledgeable in their areas, and able to answer specific questions in detail. Details on assessment and expectations of course were provided somewhat late in the day, but this could be attributed to the fact that the course was in its first run, and the criteria still had to be specifically established. Would recommend.
  Anna Maria Cardona Schranz (April 2019)