Directed by Jean-Yves Esquerre, the European School of Ballet (hereinafter referred to as: ESB) is a center of advanced training and professional development in ballet and its classical offshoots in contemporary repertoire. ESB welcomes European and international students aged 13-19 offering a variety of lessons and workshops fostering personal growth and individual coaching.

ESB handles your personal data carefully in accordance with the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). In this Privacy Statement, ESB will inform you about the way in which ESB deals with your personal data and what your rights are.

 

Processing of personal data

ESB is considered to be the controller for the processing of the personal data and special personal data of the students and employees affiliated with ESB within the meaning of the GDPR.

 

Purposes

Our organization processes personal data in order to be able to provide, prepare and financially arrange good education. Furthermore, specific processing may be necessary, for example in order to monitor special situations in the educational career of students or to comply with statutory obligations. In addition, we process your data in order to execute and improve our services, in order to compile user statistics and in order to improve our website.

We mainly process personal data of students and employees. We process data of ESB students in order to:

  • process registrations for study programs, courses or gatherings;
  • recruit and select students;
  • register and process study results, study progress, student counselling, study support and information related thereto;
  • provide education;
  • provide teaching materials and make teaching materials or facilities available;
  • calculate, determine and collect tuition fees;
  • publish and promote students and their work;
  • handle disputes;
  • conduct audits;
  • execute applicable statutory duties;
  • examine, evaluate and improve the quality of the education;
  • safeguard health, safety and security;
  • draw up organizational analyses and management reports.

We process data of ESB employees in order to:

  • handle job applications;
  • appoint or contractually hire employees;
  • comply with obligations relating to employment law;
  • facilitate the performance of employees;
  • provide materials and make materials or facilities available;
  • handle benefit claims in connection with the termination of an employment contract;
  • handle disputes;
  • conduct audits;
  • execute applicable statutory duties;
  • examine, evaluate and improve the quality of the education;
  • organize workplace healthcare;
  • safeguard health, safety and security;
  • draw up organizational analyses and management reports.

The personal data is only used by ESB for the above-mentioned purposes.
Your consent will be explicitly requested for other purposes.

 

Types of personal data

The following personal data and special personal data may be processed by ESB:

  • Name and address details (name, first names, initials, titles, address, postal code, town/city), telephone number, email address, date and place of birth, Dutch citizen service number, copy of identity document, nationality, sex, passport photo, IBAN;
  • personal data or special personal data that is necessary for proper assistance of students and employees with regard to health and wellbeing;
  • insurance details of employees and students;
  • if applicable, the date of death of the person concerned;
  • other details collected via cameras that are visible in the buildings and on the grounds of ESB, or the existence of which have been made known;
  • other personal data required by law based on specific legislation (for example the Dutch Tax Act, Compulsory Identification Act, Eligibility for Permanent Incapacity Benefit (Restrictions) Act, etc.).

 

Specifically for students:

  • student number, prior education diploma, possible degree certificates;
  • form of enrolment and/or status of prospective student (applicant);
  • study data and study progress data (year of enrolment, study programs, study phase, study form);
  • data concerning the nature and progress of the study, as well as the study progress results and data concerning the student counselling and study support;
  • debtor data of students and data concerning student grants and loans;
  • decisions concerning termination of enrolment, removal, suspension or other measures;
  • date on which those people who were not awarded a certificate of the final review of the student’s academic record left ESB;
  • date on which the certificate of the final review of the student’s academic record was obtained;
  • most recent prior education followed that grants access to higher education with statement of subject combination;
  • year in which the diploma connected with the prior education was obtained;
  • and the following data of parents, guardians or caretakers of students or course participants: name and address details, telephone number, email address, place of birth, nationality.

 

Specifically for employees:

  • personnel number, position, responsibilities and powers, attendance, assessment with assessment criteria, salary, education
  • and in the case of hired employees: contract agreements, Chamber of Commerce number

In addition to the list above, student counsellors and other confidential advisers process data of a personal and individual nature, whether or not directly connected to the education process. That which is recorded always takes place with the permission of the student and is only accessible to the student counsellors or confidential advisers concerned and to the student in question.

 

Data Protection Officer

The European School of Ballet has a Data Protection Officer (hereinafter referred to as: DPO) who ensures that the processing of personal data by ESB is in accordance with the GDPR. The DPO of ESB is registered with the Dutch Data Protection Authority. The role of the DPO is performed by Vincent van Kekerix. You can contact the DPO via email: privacy@schoolofballet.eu

 

Your right of inspection, correction and deletion of personal data

If you have a relationship with ESB, you have the option of receiving a copy of the personal data about you that we process and manage after submitting a written request for this. If the overview provided by us contains inaccuracies, you may request in writing that we amend or delete data.

In the case of a request to delete data, ESB will endeavor to delete the data in so far as this is both technically and legally possible.

If you would like to make use of these rights, you can submit a request for this to our DPO via email address privacy@schoolofballet.eu. You can also contact this address with any questions about your privacy or about your rights.

 

Provision to third parties

ESB may make use of service providers for the processing of personal data, who are exclusively contracted as processor and act in support of ESB. Processors work based on a processing agreement concluded to that end. Apart from that, the personal data is not provided to third parties, unless ESB is obliged to do so based on specific legislation. The personal data will not be rented out, sold or shared in another way with or provided to third parties.

ESB is responsible for ensuring that the personal data is only processed and managed within the European Economic Area and not outside. Only in situations in which there are no reasonable alternatives and the countries comply with requirements set forth by the European Commission, ESB shall choose to process and manage personal data outside the EEA. ESB will only provide personal data to countries outside of the EEA in some cases. This will happen in the following situations: for the purpose of communication with foreign students who are going to study at ESB, students of ESB who are studying abroad, employing staff members from outside the EEA and in connection with academic research.

 

Retention periods

The personal data of students and employees will not be stored longer than is required or necessary in order achieve the goals for which the data was collected. In addition, we apply the retention periods from the Selection list of the Netherlands Association of Universities of Applied Sciences.

 

Security of personal data

ESB is responsible – together with possible processors – for appropriate organizational and technical security of personal data. In this way, we ensure that this data is only accessible to persons who are authorized to that end, based on their position or duty, and that the data is only used for the purposes for which it was obtained and on a legal basis.

In order to optimally protect your personal data against unauthorized access or unauthorized use, ESB applies appropriate security technologies. We press charges in the case of (attempted) misuse. In addition, ESB takes organizational measures in order to secure personal data against access by unauthorized parties. ESB continuously works on increasing awareness among employees and students about working with personal data securely.

 

CCTV monitoring

ESB protects your safety and property, among other things, via CCTV monitoring in the buildings. The images from the cameras at the dance studios are handled and saved by the landlord, Chassé Dance Studios/Chassé Hotel. The images from the cameras at the Linnaeusstraat, Marcantilaan and Rijtuigenhof apartments are handled and saved by the landlord, Hubstudios. ESB is not responsible for the handling and saving of any CCTV images.

 

Procedure for reporting data breaches

ESB has implemented appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure a level of security of the personal data against loss and unlawful processing, appropriate to the risk, including remedial action in the event of a breach. In case of a data breach, ESB will inform any effected students, employees or other stakeholders within 24 hours of:

  • A (suspected) breach of security and/or confidentiality leading to the loss or unlawful processing of personal data;
  • An inquiry, subpoena or request for audit from a competent authority;
  • A seizure.

When legally required, ESB will also notify the Dutch Data Protection Authority in any of these cases.

 

Cookies

We make use of ‘cookies’ when offering electronic services. These are small files that are sent with the pages of this website and saved by your browser on your computer. Preferences and surfing behavior are remembered with the assistance of cookies and used for a following visit to the website. More information about the way in which ESB uses cookies can be found in our Cookie Policy.

 

Hyperlinks

Our website contains hyperlinks to websites of third parties. ESB is not responsible for the content of these website and is also not responsible for the privacy policy and the use of cookies on these websites. Please read the privacy statement of the website in question in order to see what they do with your personal data.

 

Amendments

ESB reserves the right to make amendments to the Privacy Statement. Amendments will be published on the website.

 

Questions, comments or complaints

ESB appreciates your questions and comments with regard to this Privacy Statement. If you believe that this Privacy Statement is not being complied with or if you have complaint about the use of your personal data by ESB, or if you want to submit a request to make use of your rights as data subject, you can contact the DPO directly via the email address: privacy@schoolofballet.eu

Under the GDPR, you are entitled to submit a complaint to the Dutch Data Protection Authority about our processing of your personal data. You may contact the Dutch Data Protection Authority for this.

 

Legal details

Stichting MovArtProductions
Popular name: European School of Ballet
Chasséstraat 64
1057 JJ Amsterdam
The Netherlands

Dutch Chamber of Commerce: 67046185
Email: info@schoolofballet.eu
Email DPO: privacy@schoolofballet.eu

 

Amsterdam, 13 May 2019