GDPR advanced (e-learning)
Get caught up on the privacy requirements using PwC Academy e-learning modules of EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Our e-learning course ensures that your organisation gains advanced knowledge, enabling compliance with the regulation's requirements.
PwC Academy is constantly evolving towards a more digital learning approach. We aim to empower our learners to adapt the learning experiences to their own pace.
Similar to our GDPR essentials course, the GDPR advanced course consists of small, bite-sized courses, organised in accordance with the GDPR articles. Engaging videos break down larger and more complex topics into interactive modules. providing learners with a unique learning experience.
The modules also include relevant knowledge checks, tests, and feedback based on the user's answers.
This module is also available in French: "RGPD : niveau avancé (e-learning)".
We deploy our e-learning solution as from 10 individual licences.
The price per licence varies on quantity purchased:
- From 10 to 50 licences: EUR 100 each;
- From 51 to 150 licences: EUR 95 each;
- From 151 to 300 licences: EUR 80 each;
- From 301 licences: EUR 70 each.
Duration: +/- 90 mins (50 mins interacting with the digital contents of the course + 40 questions to reinforce the learning experience)
Language: Available in English
Technical requirements:
- A personal computer (recommended), tablet or smartphone
- An up-to-date internet browser (Google Chrome recommended)
- Cookies should be enabled
- JavaScript should be enabled
- A stable internet connection
Should the internet connection be lost during an e-learning session, the browser will need to be restarted when internet is back to resume the e-learning at the last step recorded by the learning managment system before the connection went out.
Objectives
At the end of this e-learning, participants will be able to:
- understand the concept of data privacy;
- identify the main GDPR requirements that impact their organization;
- identify potential risks linked to the processing of personal data;
- understand the concept of “responsibility” and how to demonstrate it;
- get an overview of how to manage cross-border data transfer in the context of the GDPR;
- consider the GDPR measures that can be put in place to ensure data confidentiality.
Content
- Information to be provided to the data subject
- Data subject's rights
- Definition of data controller and data processor
- Data processing agreements
- Supervisory authority
- Notification of breach of personal data security
- Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)
- Security of processing
- Privacy by design and privacy by default
Target audience
Our lead experts
This digital learning has been designed with the support and collaboration of Antonin Jakubse, Senior Manager at PwC Luxembourg.
Antonin Jakubse is a senior manager and seasoned project manager specialising in optimising operational effectiveness and efficiency, particularly within financial institutions and regulatory frameworks such as GDPR. He has a proven track record of successfully guiding complex projects to completion by focusing on clear communication with all stakeholders and balancing both strategic oversight and detailed project elements to foster team collaboration. As PwC’s subject matter expert on outsourcing activities, Antonin provides clients with comprehensive guidance on project management and regulatory compliance. His leadership includes managing project communication, organising workshops, proposing process improvements, and ensuring seamless collaboration across teams and jurisdictions.
