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Data Protection Officer

Liberty Towers
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3 months ago
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Title:Data Protection Officer

Location:London (Hybrid/Remote)

Salary:£36,500

Start Date:ASAP


Are you ready to make a real impact in the education sector? We’re looking for aData Protection Consultantwho’s not only confident with GDPR but also passionate about helping schools and academies safeguard sensitive information. Join a trusted provider of essential services including HR, Health & Safety, Payroll, and Information Security – and become a valued expert in a role that combines purpose, flexibility, and real influence.


What You’ll Be Doing

This is a hands-on consultancy role with real variety. You’ll be:

  • Building strong relationships with school and academy clients, acting as their trusted advisor on data protection
  • Conducting audits and risk assessments, identifying gaps and delivering practical, tailored solutions
  • Leading on data breach management, offering calm, expert guidance when it matters most
  • Reviewing and developing clear, up-to-date policies and procedures
  • Delivering engaging training sessions (in-person and online) to support staff compliance
  • Producing professional reports and analysis, backed by your critical thinking and research skills


What We’re Looking For

You’ll need:

  • Solid experience in data protection, GDPR compliance, or consultancy (ideally with some exposure to the education sector)
  • Excellent communication skills – both written and verbal – with the ability to explain complex issues simply
  • Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Office 365, plus confidence in adapting to new systems
  • A proactive approach and willingness to continuously learn
  • Experience supporting schools or academies is desirable, but not essential


Why Apply?

This role offers:

  • Meaningful work supporting schools and communities
  • Variety, autonomy, and client interaction
  • A flexible hybrid setup
  • A supportive, mission-led team environment


If you’re a confident, solutions-focused professional with a passion for data protection, we’d love to hear from you.

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