Privacy Notice: Career Connect
Privacy and Data Protection
At Career Connect, we are committed to respecting your privacy and protecting your personal data.
Where Career Connect is not the data controller, compliance is defined by the data controller, and Career Connect is working with data controllers in making best efforts to ensure compliance.
Privacy statements
Career Connect services a number of contracts for different organisations. Typically they tell Career Connect what to do with personal data collected on that contract. These commissioning organisations are the Data Controllers and Career Connect is a Data Processor.
Each contract will have its own privacy notice, which will be created by the data controller. If you require a copy of a privacy notice that is appropriate for you, please contact your Career Connect team who will be able to provide you with one
For all users
If you have a complaint
If you are unhappy with what we do with your data, please contact the Data Protection Officer. If you are still not satisfied you have the right to raise the issue with the organisation that upholds information rights in the public interest, the Information Commissioners Office. The ICO can be contacted at
Telephone: 0303 123 1113
Web site: https://ico.org.uk/
Security
Career Connect intends to protect Personal Data and to maintain its quality and so will use all reasonable efforts to take all appropriate technical and organisational measures and precautions to keep Personal Data secure and protected from unauthorised access, use or alteration and unlawful destruction.
Note to Parent/Carers
Parent/Carers of young people aged 13 or over have no automatic right of access to their children’s information. Young People aged 13 or over will generally be able to make any decisions about consent for Career Connect to process their information and to make a Subject Access Request for their records in their own right. Parents/Carers will normally only be able to access their children’s data with the signed consent of their child.
Access may be granted where it can be proven that a client is not capable of representing themselves and that the parent/carer constitutes the client’s legitimate representative.
This notice was created on 27th May 2025 and should be reviewed annually.