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☁️ CIPP/E European Data Protection - Exam-Prep

Free exam-prep for CIPP/E European Data Protection (IAPP CIPP/E) with a signed certificate. Learn the modules, pass the 10-question exam, EN/FR/AR, no account.

Last updated: June 2026

For privacy, legal, and compliance professionals preparing for the IAPP CIPP/E exam — master European data protection law, the GDPR, and its application in practice. The course is organized into 10 modules, ending with a final exam (pass mark 70%). It is independent, free exam-preparation training — not an official or accredited review course.

What you'll learn

  • Foundations: Origins and History of European Data Protection
  • European Regulatory Institutions and the Legislative Framework
  • Data Protection Concepts, Principles, and the Scope of the GDPR
  • Legal Bases, Consent, and Processing of Special Categories of Data
  • Rights of Data Subjects
  • Controller & Processor Obligations: Governance and Accountability
  • Information Security, Data Breaches, DPIAs & Data Protection by Design
  • International Data Transfers and Cross-Border Compliance
  • Supervision, Enforcement, Sanctions, and Remedies
  • Compliance in Practice: Employment, Surveillance, Direct Marketing, and Outsourcing

Learning objectives

  • Explain the origins and historical context of European data protection, from the Council of Europe to the EU institutional framework
  • Identify the core data protection principles, legal terms, and the territorial and material scope of the GDPR
  • Determine valid legal bases for processing, including consent, and apply special rules for sensitive data
  • Describe the rights of data subjects and the obligations of controllers and processors under the GDPR
  • Assess requirements for security, breach notification, data protection by design, DPIAs, and the role of the DPO
  • Apply the rules governing international data transfers, including adequacy, SCCs, and BCRs
  • Explain supervision, enforcement, sanctions, and the role of supervisory authorities and the EDPB
  • Apply European data protection law to real-world scenarios such as employment, surveillance, marketing, and outsourcing