Flexible: Select the right content for every employee Different topics: Various modules on data protection Up to date: The latest content & secure storage
eLearning seminars on data protection and the GDPR that provide reliable, top-notch training for your employees.
200.000+
training sessions
2.000+
customers
Our eLearning Offers on Data Protection
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This is a great time to take advantage of our data protection training courses – anytime, anywhere, and without automatic renewal.
Our offers are based on the number of employees you would like to train online in data protection:
Option 1
1 - 50 Employees
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490,- Euro flat fee per year, zzgl. VAT
Option 2
51 - 250 Employees
1,35 Euro per employee / year
+ 490,- Euro flat fee per year, zzgl. VAT
Option 3
251 - 1.000 Employees
1,20 Euro per employee / year
+ 490,- Euro flat fee per year, zzgl. VAT
Option 4
1.000+ Employees
1,10 Euro per employee / year
+ 490,- Euro flat fee per year, zzgl. VAT
eLearning free testing
You can use our complete eLearning offer for test purposes free of charge for 10 training sessions.
The advantages of online employee training in data protection:
Company
Use eLearning to prevent data protection violations
Minimal planning involved
Customizable online seminars tailored to individual employees
Employee participation is documented in a clear manner
Employee
Work at one’s own pace
Take the online courses anywhere, any time
Stress-free learning
Compact educational content through top-notch online data protection seminars
Obtain a personal certificate of completion
Our online training seminars at a glance
Time required per module5 – 15 minutes
Available inGerman and English
Continuallyupdated
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Our training modules on data protection and the GDPR
Select the right modules for each employee:
Intro EU General Data Protection Regulation
Basic Privacy Training
Basic training for information security
Controller-Processor Agreements
Protecting the rights of data subjects
Email use at the workplace
Sending newsletters without consent
Technical and organizational data protection measures
How to handle job applicant data
Processing of personal data
Records of processing activities
Video surveillance
FAQs about our eLearning courses on data protection
Is training on data protection mandatory for my employees?
Any company regardless of its type and size must train its employees in data protection. It must do this to comply with the requirements of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which stipulate that companies must have verifiable data protection measures in place.
How is online course participation documented, e.g., for officials?
All emails sent through our platform (invitations, certificates, etc.) are stored in our revision-proof email archive. This serves as valid proof that the eLearning seminars were taken on IITR’s platform.
How long are the contract periods?
The contract period is 12 months and is extended by 12 months, if no notice is given.
Can the eLearning training courses also be taken on tablets or smartphones?
Yes, the data protection training courses can also be taken on tablets and smartphones. Most modules have training videos – this requires audio playback.
Who administers the online seminars?
A company employee can use the platform to issue invitations to the online seminars.
How long is an invitation to participate in an online course valid?
The invitation is valid for 30 days. Before it expires, the participant receives a reminder. In addition, you can send reminders to your employees as well as invitations to specific individuals about the data protection training courses.
Can course takers interrupt a training session?
Yes, a training session can be interrupted at any time and restarted at a later date.
How are your employees tested?
Multiple-choice questions are used to question and test your employees about the content.
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