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Fulfillment of the practical assignments is part of the certification requirements for EXIN Privacy and Data Protection.

Both the trainer responsible for the practical assignments and the candidate must ensure that each candidate participates in the assignments in such a way that individual performance can be observed. This is particularly important in group assignments.

1.1 Adaptations

Accredited training providers may adapt the practical assignments to fit with the examples and use case studies presented in the training.

1.2 General Guidelines

In general, the following guidelines should be followed in addition to the requirements per assignment:

1. The candidate plans the activities within the assignment, unless otherwise stated.

2. The candidate communicates with others where needed.

3. The candidate provides his or her own solutions.

4. The candidate contributes to the quality of the assignment, especially in group-work.

5. Solutions provided are realistic and thus fit for the scenario or case study.

6. Solutions provided match with business and IT objectives.

1.3 e-Competence Framework

The e-Competence Framework (e-CF)¹ is an accepted and common framework developed in Europe (http://www.ecompetences.eu/). EXIN supports the e-CF, because EXIN believes in professionals showing their competences and growing towards their full potential by helping them make their competences transparent. The certificate EXIN Privacy and Data Protection Practitioner is based on the e-CF.

The practical assignments are used to demonstrate practical skills and experience which cannot be tested in a multiple choice exam. Making the practical assignments part of the certification scheme helps to test the entire competence.

1.4 Assessment

Practical assignments can be assessed by an accredited trainer from the accredited training provider. It is the trainer’s responsibility to familiarize themselves with the assessment criteria.

Each assignment has assessment criteria that are based on the exam specifications and linked to the e-CF. The criteria are found in the Checklists. The trainer fills in the checklist for each individual candidate, stating whether or not the criteria have been observed.

The ATO should have evidence that practical assignments have been done in a particular training, this can be requested in an EXIN audit.