Ensure your staff fully understand the implications of sending unsolicited commercial electronic messages and the key requirements for sending any such message with an Australian link. It's essential they are aware of the legal obligations under the Spam Act to avoid non-compliance.
About this online course
Our Spam Act course equips participants with the knowledge and tools to understand which commercial electronic messages are legally permissible to send. It covers the essential requirements for compliance with the Australian Spam Act, including what constitutes a commercial electronic message, the differences between express and inferred consent and your legal obligations in relation to easily allowing the recipient to unsubscribe. Through interactive scenarios and practical guidance, this course ensures your staff are well-informed and compliant when sending electronic messages.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Spam Act 2003
Ideal for first-time learners or those with little prior knowledge, covering the entire topic in 30-40 minutes.
Allows learners who understand the topic to proceed quickly through the course in 20-30 minutes.
Short modules for time-poor learners, with each module lasting 5-10 minutes.
Quick summaries of specific compliance areas, available in office-based and field-based formats, each lasting 5 minutes.
Our client services team can deliver our courses via SCORM file if you have a Learning Management System (LMS) or SCORM-compliant software.
Our client services team can deliver our courses via SCORM file if you have a Learning Management System (LMS) or SCORM-compliant software.
Ensure your staff fully understand the implications of sending unsolicited commercial electronic messages and the key requirements for sending any such message with an Australian link. It's essential they are aware of the legal obligations under the Spam Act to avoid non-compliance.
This course provides essential knowledge of the Australian Spam Act, covering commercial electronic messages, consent types, and unsubscribe requirements for compliance.
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