A live virtual program, delivered across two webinars.
Course Overview
Creating effective collection notices, privacy policies and other artefacts ensures your organisation cultivates a reputation of transparency and trust with your customers whilst also ensuring legal compliance.
Are you aware of the differences between a privacy policy, collection notice and when to source written consent? How do you draft these artefacts and what should they contain?
This course gives you the opportunity to build upon your existing privacy knowledge to explore best practices on what privacy artefacts are required, in which situations, and how to prepare them.
Is this course right for you?
This course is designed for Privacy Officers with a working knowledge of the privacy principles in Australia, who would like to keep up to date and further improve their capability to manage their organisation’s privacy obligations.
This training can be undertaken as a standalone course, or if you need to learn the basics first, start with our online Privacy Awareness Training.
Eligible for 4 Continuing Privacy Education points (1 point per hour) for CIPM.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course you should be able to:
- Understand what constitutes a privacy policy and a collection notice
- Prepare fit for purpose collection notices and consent terms for your organisation, and
- Be equipped with a range of written resources and tools to build and maintain a reputation of open and compliant information handling practices.
Course Outline
- The importance of privacy policies and collection notices
- Best practice tips on what must be included and common pitfalls to avoid
- Understanding the difference between notice and consent
- Structuring a privacy policy
- Drafting plain language collection notices to work in each situation
- Building a suite of privacy artefacts relevant to your organisation
Our Facilitator
Salinger Privacy is a market leader in privacy training, consulting and pragmatic compliance tools. Salinger Privacy was established in 2004 by one of Australia’s foremost privacy experts on privacy law and practice, Anna Johnston. Salinger Privacy has delivered training on behalf of the Australian, NSW and Victorian Privacy Commissioners, and the International Association of Privacy Professionals, Australia / New Zealand.
This training will be facilitated by Andrea Calleia, our Director of Learning. Andrea has extensive experience in the learning and development field, and has specialised in developing and delivering privacy training since 2003. Andrea managed the education program for the NSW Privacy Commissioner’s Office, and on behalf of Salinger Privacy facilitates Privacy Officer training for the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
Course Details
Course format
Two live virtual, interactive webinars of two hours each. Total course length is 4 hours.
Each live virtual session includes discussions and activities focused on practical strategies, group discussion and activities, supported by presentation of relevant frameworks. Learning activity included in between the two webinars, supporting work-based application of the learning.
Each session will be limited to 20 participants, to ensure a high quality and interactive learning experience. To participate in the webinar you will need a stable internet connection, and the ability to participate in a webinar using audio (e.g. headphones with mic) in a quiet space.
What’s included
- Comprehensive course notes
- The benefits of learning in an environment which includes being able to share first hand experiences and questions with fellow participants, and
- Access to our expert facilitator.
Next workshops
This course is spread across two dates. You must be able to attend both dates:
- Day 1 of 2 – Mon 6 September 2021 – 9:30-11:30am AEST
- Day 2 of 2 – Wed 8 September 2021 – 9:30-11:30am AEST
$450 + GST
EXPRESS YOUR INTEREST IN ANOTHER DATE: please contact our Director of Learning Andrea Calleia or sign up to our mailing list at the bottom right of this page. We will let you know of future dates as they become available.
