GDPR Top Tips for the New Year

Posted  2nd December 2020

Judicium is on hand to support you and to give practical advice during this uncertain period. The sofa sessions are designed to foster collaboration and networking. An informal setting where senior leaders from various education settings can connect, share practical strategies - and their questions can be answered. This Poster is based on Judicium’s GDPR ‘Sofa Session’ from the 2nd of December, with our Resident expert Craig Stilwell LLB (Hons), LPC.

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