Under the EU GDPR, a company is required to train its employees on data protection once a year.<br><br>Our eLearning platform covers this requirement.
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100.000+
training sessions
2.000+
customers
Effective eLearning on your PC or tablet: You and your employees decide when and where the training sessions will be completed – so there is no need to organize any workshops.
Option 1
1 - 50 Employees
1,50 Euro per employee
+ 490,- Euro flat fee per year, zzgl. VAT
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Option 2
51 - 250 Employees
1,35 Euro per employee
+ 490,- Euro flat fee per year, zzgl. VAT
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Option 3
251 - 1.000 Employees
1,20 Euro per employee
+ 490,- Euro flat fee per year, zzgl. VAT
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Option 4
1.000+ Employees
1,10 Euro per employee
+ 490,- Euro flat fee per year, zzgl. VAT
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Advantages for your company
Preventing data protection violations
Participation in webinars – regardless of time and place
Improved understanding of the applicable provisions
Targeted training for specialized departments
Particularly effective in decentralized company structures
Advantages for your employees
Customizable working pace makes learning easy
Information is communicated in a stress-free manner
Tremendous satisfaction through guaranteed learning success
The option to obtain a personal certificate after completing the webinar
Available training modules
EU General Data Protection Regulation
Basic training
Processing of personal data
Outsourced processing
Email use in the workplace
Handling applicant data
Directory of processing activities
Newsletter without consent
Video surveillance
Technical and organizational measures for data protection
Our content is available in both German and English and is continuously updated and enhanced.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this product appropriate for?
Any company regardless of its type and size must train its employees in data protection on an annual basis. Therefore, our eLearning platform is suitable for all companies.
What cost models are available?
The trainings are free for companies that have appointed us as an external data protection officer. Only the basic training is provided in the data protection kit (additional training modules can be added for a charge).
The cost is based on the size of the company.
If you are an independent DPO, please contact us for more information.
Who is our eLearning platform intended for?
Executives and owners
Managers and employees of human resource departments
IT officers
Internal and external data protection officers
Quality managers
Continuing education supervisors
Corporate counsel
Attorneys
How are the training sessions documented for, e.g., officials?
All emails sent through the training platform (invitations, certificates, etc.) are stored in our revision-proof email archive, which serves as valid proof.
How long are the contract periods?
The contract period is 12 months and is extended by 12 months, if no notice is given.
Is there an option for training on tablets and smartphones?
The trainings are designed to be responsive and can be viewed on smartphones/tablets. Most modules have training videos – this requires audio playback.
Which training languages are available?
Our content is available in German and English.
How long is a training session?
A training session takes 5 to 15 minutes.
How long is an invitation to participate in a training session valid?
The invitation is valid for 30 days. Before it expires, the participant receives a reminder. Individual invitations and reminders can also be sent.
Can one interrupt a training session?
Yes, a training session can be interrupted at any time and restarted at a later date.
Is it possible to fail a training session?
No. A training session always results in successful completion.
What is the final certificate for?
The certificate confirms that the employee has successfully completed the training.
Who administers the training sessions?
A company employee can use the platform to issue invitations to the online training sessions.
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