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- "We had a very positive experience working with Countec, whose staff are friendly and always willing to help make the process as clear as po...
Data Protection
Schools need to share relevant information about students with colleges, employers and training providers to help them to make decisions about appropriate forms of work-related learning activity and aspects such as health and safety. Information about students might also be collected through employer assessment and student evaluation forms and on visits made to students who are in placements.
The disclosure of personal information collected before, during and after work-related learning is covered by the Data Protection Act 1998. This Act regulates how personal information is used – it provides a common-sense set of rules which prohibit the misuse of personal information without stopping it being used for legitimate or beneficial purposes. It is important that these rules are not overlooked.
More information about the Data Protection Act 1998 is available at: www.ico.gov.uk/Home/what_we_cover/data_protection.aspx.
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