BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association
Your Data Your Rights
Privacy Management Program Training
If you’re just getting started on setting up your organizations privacy management, or seeking to improve your existing privacy management program, this audio course will help you and your organization to better understand and refresh your understanding about the requirements of privacy law, and the core components you need to know when creating a compliant privacy management program for your organization.
You’ll learn about Privacy Management Programs (PMP)
We’ve developed this audio course to help organizations learn about privacy laws in Canada and to walk you through the stages of setting up, managing and maintaining your PMP to remain in compliance.
Use engaging scenario-based learning, following a teams journey to compliance with Canadian Privacy Law.
To bring this learning to life and make it relevant and easy-to-understand, we’ll follow a small non-profit, “Support Capacity Limited”, or SCL on its journey from being non-compliant to compliant. By using a non-profit, we cover a few additional things that non-profits need to consider.
Start with the documents you’ll need to set up your PMP
Includes a valuable set of templates, supporting documents, links to resources and checklists which are essential to your Privacy Management Program.
Want an example? Here’s a preview.
This scenario-based audio training was developed by FIPA and available through ProDio in 16 modules with supporting material and quizzes. The Audio has a total run time of just over three hours (3 hours, 12 minutes 44 seconds). Please note that review of supporting material and the extended body of knowledge will add to your time for completion of the course.
Successful completion of the course qualifies as 3.5 CPD credits through the Law Society of British Columbia.
Acknowledgements
This audio course and all associated content, templates, and handouts, are the property of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Association of British Columbia, Canada (FIPA), and may not be copied, shared, or reproduced in any way without written permission. Website: https://fipa.bc.ca
FIPA wishes to thank and acknowledge the contributors to this material.
- Marilyn Sing, Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/C),
- Module development
- Principal at IPP Consulting Inc.
- Website: https://ippconsulting.ca
- Contact: msing@ippconsulting.ca
- ProDio Audio Learning Inc. – Creative writing and audio production
- Website: https://prodiolearning.com
- Contact: info@prodiolearning.com
- Ranee Parker
- Website: https://www.raneeparker.com/
- Copywriter, Editor, Layout and Design
- Advising privacy and education members of FIPAs Board of Directors.
- Samantha Delachantos, Mike Larsen, Robert Tremonti, and Alexandra Wieland
- With special thanks to Michael McEvoy, Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia (BC), and the BC Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC BC).
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