General Data Protection Regulations 2018 (GDPR) Privacy Notice
The information provided below briefly explains why Hampshire Training and Assessment Ltd collects information about you, how we keep it safe and confidential and how that information may be used.
Why we collect information about you
Training and assessment organisations who provide courses are required to maintain records about your qualific ations held, training and assessments carried out with us and personal details. We collect and hold data for the purpose of providing courses at the correct level necessary and as proof of training processes conducted.
Details we collect about you
As a training and assessment establishment who provide you with courses, we maintain records about your personal details, and courses you have conducted and the qualifications you hold. Records which we may hold about you include; your name, address, date of birth email address, and/or telephone contact number , n , national insurance number, your unique learner numbe otes and reports about your training carried out with us q ualification results for courses carried out with us, and/or copies of the centre has had with you, such as emails.
How we keep your information confidential and safe
All our learner records are kept electronically. Our information is stored on a secure server which is protected by a ppropriate security with access being restricted to authorised personnel only. For more information please ask Sophia who is authorised to view the learner records.
How we use your information
We maintain our duty of care to you always and will only pas s on information about you if this is a requirement of the certification process. We will always contact you should a different organisation wish to obtain your details for any given reason.
Complaints
If you have any concerns or are unhappy about any of our services, please contact us in writing to hr@htaa.co.uk for the attention of our Centre Manager John Razzell.
Details of how to make a complaint are available at reception. For independent advice about data protection, privacy and data sharing issues you can go on www.ico.org.uk.
