• Wojciech Postulski, Moderator
• Peter Stelmaszczyk, President of the Council of the Notariats of the European Union (CNUE)
• Marc Wilmus, Chair of the CNUE "Training" Steering Committee
• Representative of the Spanish Notariat
• Andrea Grisilla, CNUE Project Manager

The Council of the Notariats of the European Union (CNUE) plays a leading role in the training of notaries. Over the past decade, on its initiative, several thousand European notaries have had the opportunity to follow training courses in European law or in the law of another Member State. These initiatives have spread to the national level: the national Chambers are also increasingly offering such training courses which, in the long term, will enable the establishment of a European culture of notarial training.

Of course, considerable efforts are being made to adapt the training offer to the needs and realities of the field. Today, digitalisation permeates all the activities of the notaries, whether in their relations with citizens, businesses or administrations: creation and interconnection of registers, dematerialisation of data transfer, setting up companies online, deployment of e-signatures, electronic authentic instruments, videoconferencing and others.

As a result, training methods are evolving to identify concrete needs, the skills to be acquired and the tools to be developed. The workshop will be an opportunity to present the new CNUE e-learning platform, open to all European notaries, as well as an example of national good practice with anti-money laundering training videos produced by the Spanish notariat.

• Wojciech Postulski, Moderator
• Peter Stelmaszczyk, President of the Council of the Notariats of the European Union (CNUE)
• Marc Wilmus, Chair of the CNUE "Training" Steering Committee
• Representative of the Spanish Notariat
• Andrea Grisilla, CNUE Project Manager

The Council of the Notariats of the European Union (CNUE) plays a leading role in the training of notaries. Over the past decade, on its initiative, several thousand European notaries have had the opportunity to follow training courses in European law or in the law of another Member State. These initiatives have spread to the national level: the national Chambers are also increasingly offering such training courses which, in the long term, will enable the establishment of a European culture of notarial training.

Of course, considerable efforts are being made to adapt the training offer to the needs and realities of the field. Today, digitalisation permeates all the activities of the notaries, whether in their relations with citizens, businesses or administrations: creation and interconnection of registers, dematerialisation of data transfer, setting up companies online, deployment of e-signatures, electronic authentic instruments, videoconferencing and others.

As a result, training methods are evolving to identify concrete needs, the skills to be acquired and the tools to be developed. The workshop will be an opportunity to present the new CNUE e-learning platform, open to all European notaries, as well as an example of national good practice with anti-money laundering training videos produced by the Spanish notariat.

• Wojciech Postulski, Moderator
• Peter Stelmaszczyk, President of the Council of the Notariats of the European Union (CNUE)
• Marc Wilmus, Chair of the CNUE "Training" Steering Committee
• Representative of the Spanish Notariat
• Andrea Grisilla, CNUE Project Manager

The Council of the Notariats of the European Union (CNUE) plays a leading role in the training of notaries. Over the past decade, on its initiative, several thousand European notaries have had the opportunity to follow training courses in European law or in the law of another Member State. These initiatives have spread to the national level: the national Chambers are also increasingly offering such training courses which, in the long term, will enable the establishment of a European culture of notarial training.

Of course, considerable efforts are being made to adapt the training offer to the needs and realities of the field. Today, digitalisation permeates all the activities of the notaries, whether in their relations with citizens, businesses or administrations: creation and interconnection of registers, dematerialisation of data transfer, setting up companies online, deployment of e-signatures, electronic authentic instruments, videoconferencing and others.

As a result, training methods are evolving to identify concrete needs, the skills to be acquired and the tools to be developed. The workshop will be an opportunity to present the new CNUE e-learning platform, open to all European notaries, as well as an example of national good practice with anti-money laundering training videos produced by the Spanish notariat.