Creating Training That Changes Behaviour
Written by Caine Glancy and Amber Sivill
Join Caine Glancy and Amber for a live Data Protection Made Easy podcast on how organisations can create training that changes behaviour, supports better habits and helps teams understand data protection in practice.
Creating Training That Changes Behaviour
Live session with the Data Protection Made Easy community
Good training should do more than share information. It should help people understand what they need to do and change how they act day to day.
Join Caine Glancy and Amber for the next live episode of the Data Protection Made Easy podcast, where they will discuss how organisations can create training that changes behaviour.
This session will explore why training often fails to stick, what makes people engage with data protection content and how organisations can make learning more practical, useful and relevant to real working life.
What This Session Will Cover
During the session, Caine and Amber will discuss practical ways to make training more useful, including:
- Why training needs to be practical, not just informative
- How behaviour change supports better data protection habits
- What makes training easier for teams to understand and remember
- How organisations can make data protection feel relevant day to day
- Why tick-box training often fails to create lasting change
- How better training can reduce risk across an organisation
- What organisations should consider when planning future training
Why This Topic Matters
Training is one of the most practical ways to reduce data protection risk.
Policies and procedures matter, but people need to understand how those rules apply to their actual work.
When training is clear, relevant and easy to apply, it can help teams make better decisions, spot risks earlier and build better habits.
This session will look at how organisations can move away from tick-box training and create learning that supports real behaviour change.
Who Should Attend?
This session is suitable for anyone responsible for data protection, training, governance or compliance, including:
- Data Protection Officers
- Compliance and risk teams
- Information governance professionals
- HR and learning teams
- IT and cyber security teams
- Business leaders responsible for accountability
- Anyone responsible for staff awareness or data protection training
Meet Your Hosts
Caine Glancy
Caine is the Data Protection Support Desk Manager at Data Protection People. Working with organisations every day, he brings practical insight into how data protection challenges affect businesses in the real world.
Amber
Amber will join Caine for this session to discuss how good training can help people understand data protection and put it into practice.
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Join us live for this episode of the Data Protection Made Easy podcast and learn how better training can help change behaviour across your organisation.