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S$3,600.00 S$1,080.00 (after SkillsFuture subsidy)
Last verified: 2026-08-03
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At the end of the 3-day course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of privacy principles
- Know Singapore privacy laws and practices (focusing on PDPA)
- Understand Hong Kong privacy laws and practices
- Understand India privacy laws and practices
- Gain a comparative overview of laws and practices, including Malaysia and the Philippines
- Appreciate common themes among principle frameworks
What You'll Learn
The Certified Information Privacy Professional/ Asia (CIPP/A) is the first publicly available privacy certification developed by IAPP that covers multiple jurisdictions in the Asia region. It addresses the data protection laws in Hong Kong, India and Singapore and the regional privacy concerns in this rapidly growing landscape. The credential is designed for any person, regardless of location, whose work as a privacy professional involves Asian data protection regulations.
After the course, participants will be able to demonstrate an understanding of a principles-based framework and knowledge base in information privacy within the Asian context, including laws and practices specific to the regions of Singapore, Hong Kong and India. They will also become proficient in supporting vital privacy-related processes such as compliance, cross-border data transfers and internal data protection.
The CIPP/A certification covers the following body of knowledge:
- Privacy Fundamentals
(a) Modern Privacy Principles
(b) Adequacy and the Rest of the World
(c) Elements of personal information
- Singapore Privacy Laws and Practices
(a) Legislative history and origins
(b) Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA)
(c) Enforcement
- Hong Kong Privacy Laws and Practices
(a) Legislative history and origins
(b) Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (PDPO):
(c) Enforcement
- India Privacy Law and Practices
(a) Legislative history and origins
(b) Information Technology Act 2000 (IT Act)
(c) Enforcement
- Common themes among principle frameworks
(a) Comparing protections and principles
(b) Rights of the data subject
Minimum Entry Requirement
Participants should preferrably be a degree holder with at least 2 years of working experience.