Internet Safety Online Training

Internet Safety Awareness Training

£19.99

In today’s digital world, it’s important for people who work with children to learn how to keep them safe online and respond to any problems.

This online course teaches about the different dangers and abuse that can happen on the internet.


Description

Internet Safety Course | Online Safety Training

Internet safety course, also called online safety course or cyber safety course, builds self-awareness in protecting yourself, students, or children when using the internet. With the level of crime on the rise over the internet, this course will expose you to dos and don’ts when using the internet.

Online safety training for children is essential in order to protect them from online predators, cyberbullying, and inappropriate content.

It will also explain why children may not share what’s happening to them.

  • Developed by professionals
  • CPD Approved
  • 100% online, learn at your own time and pace
  • Translates into over 100 different languages
  • Instant certificate downloaded
  • Easy to use interface.
  • Progress tracker.

This course has been designed to improve your internet security awareness so that you and those around you can stay safe when using the internet.

 

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Course Key Topics

The key points covered in this course are:

  • How mobile technology and the Internet are used
  • Risks of technology
  • Use for targeting and grooming
  • Discussing disclosure
  • Raising awareness
  • Information on resource

 

Learning Outcome

By the end of this internet safety course, we’ll aim to:

  •  Increase our understanding of how the internet continues to impact our daily lives
  • Explore the potential of using the internet
  • Learn simple techniques to help stay safe when browsing the internet
  • Understand the risks associated with social networking
  • Raise awareness of the risks of newer technologies as they continue to support our lives.

 

Who is the course for:

Ideally, everyone who goes online should do an online safety training. The internet is great for connecting, learning, and having fun, but it can be risky too.

Here is who can make the most of course:

  • Children and Teens: They’re still learning about how things work online, so they need to know how to stay safe. Courses help them understand the internet and how to use it safely.
  • Parents and Guardians: They’re the ones who guide kids online, so they need to know the score too. Courses help them understand the dangers and talk openly with their kids.
  • Adults and Workers: Whether it’s for fun or work, if you’re online, you need to know how to stay safe. Courses teach you how to keep your info safe, avoid scams, and stay secure online.
  • Seniors: More and more older people are using the internet, but they might not know all the risks. Courses teach them about online tricks and how to keep their stuff private.
  • Employees: Every business needs to keep its data safe. Courses help staff avoid messing up, follow the rules, and keep the company safe from cyber disasters.

The online safety training is for anyone who wants to feel confident online and avoid the bad stuff. It helps people, families, and businesses make the internet a safer place for everyone.

 

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Benefits of Online Safety Course

Online safety courses (or internet safety course) have loads of benefits for different types of people. Here’s how they help out:

Children and Teenagers:

  • Learn all about using the internet safely, like what’s good and what’s not.
  • Know how to spot and steer clear of things like cyberbullying, dodgy people, and stuff that’s not for them.
  • Understand how to share anything online responsibly, be polite, and keep their private stuff private.
  • Feel more confident and free to explore online safely.

Parents and Guardians:

  • Feel better knowing their kids are clued up on internet safety, so they worry less.
  • Can learn with their kids, starting chats about how to stay safe online.
  • Get clued up on the latest online dangers and how to keep their kids safe.
  • Pick up tips on keeping an eye on what their kids are up to online and keeping the chat open.

Adults and Professionals:

  • Get wise to online tricks like phishing and malware to protect themselves.
  • Learn how to keep their info safe online and make sure their gadgets are secure.
  • Stick to the rules at work about keeping data safe online.
  • Understand how their online actions can affect their job rep.

Businesses and Organisations:

  • Teach employees how to stay safe online, reducing the chances of cyber attacks.
  • Help staff handle sensitive info right and avoid getting caught out by security holes.
  • Make sure everyone knows the rules about keeping data safe, like GDPR.
  • Cut down on wasted time and money by avoiding cyber disasters.

In short, online safety courses are a big help to everyone online. By knowing the risks and playing it safe, people, families, businesses, and groups can make the Internet a safer place for everyone.

 

Additional Courses: Safeguarding Children Online Course and Cyber Security Awareness Training For Workers

Course Outline: Internet Safety Course

Throughout this course, you will gain a deeper understanding of the various online risks such as cyberbullying, identity theft, online scams, and privacy breaches.

We will explore practical strategies and best practices to safeguard personal information, maintain online privacy, and protect against cyber threats.

Our Internet Safety training course aims to enhance your knowledge of Internet safety, including the associated risks and relevant legislation.

Module 1: Introduction to Internet Safety

  • Understanding the impact of mobile technology and the Internet in our lives
  • Overview of the risks associated with technology use

Module 2: Online Risks and Threats

  • Exploring common risks such as cyberbullying, identity theft, and online scams
  • Understanding the methods used for targeting and grooming individuals

Module 3: Discussing Disclosure

  • Importance of personal information protection and privacy online
  • Strategies for responsible disclosure and setting boundaries

Module 4: Raising Awareness and Building Resilience

  • Promoting digital citizenship and responsible online behavior
  • Building resilience to withstand online threats and challenges

Module 5: Information on Resources and Support

  • Introduction to resources and tools for Internet safety
  • Identifying and accessing support networks for victims of online abuse

Participants will be familiar with the risks associated with technology and the methods used for targeting and grooming individuals.

Additionally, participants will gain knowledge on responsible disclosure, raising awareness, and accessing resources and support networks for online safety.

 

Learning Outcomes:

On completion of this online Internet Safety training course, learners will acquire knowledge and understanding in the following areas:

  1. How mobile technology and the internet are used:
    • Gain insights into key facts, statistics, and research regarding internet and mobile technology usage by children and young people.
  2. Risks of technology:
    • Explore the potential risks associated with technology, including online threats and vulnerabilities.
  3. Use for targeting and grooming:
    • Understand how the internet and mobile devices can be utilized for targeting, grooming, and abusing young individuals.
  4. Discussing disclosure:
    • Reflect on the reasons why young people often find it challenging to disclose incidents or issues they face online.
  5. Raising awareness:
    • Examine strategies for addressing risks and promoting awareness among children and young people to enhance online safety.
  6. Information on resources:
    • Provide an overview of resources accessible to young people, parents, and professionals for further support and guidance.

 

The internet can be full of dangers for children, and it’s crucial to know how to keep them safe.

Those responsible for children have a duty to protect them online and make wise decisions about what they can access.

This Internet Safety online course will teach your staff about the risks children face, how to address those risks, and how the Internet can be used for targeting and grooming.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is online safety training for children?

Online safety training for children is a structured program that teaches and empowers young users about safe and responsible behaviour when using the internet. It gives them the knowledge and skills they need to confidently navigate the online world while reducing potential risks.

 

What is online safety?

Online safety means staying safe while using the internet. It’s about protecting yourself and others from things that can cause harm. This includes keeping your personal information safe, using the internet in a smart way, and knowing how to deal with problems like cyberbullying.

It’s also important to understand privacy settings, avoid scams, and be careful about what you see online. Online safety helps us enjoy the internet while avoiding dangers like identity theft, scams, and bad people who might try to hurt us. The goal is to use the internet safely and responsibly.

What is the Internet Safety for Children course about?

Internet safety for children is about protecting and educating them regarding potential online risks, promoting responsible digital behavior, and providing a safe online environment. The Internet Safety for Children course is designed to educate parents, caregivers, and educators on the various aspects of online safety for children.

It covers topics such as identifying potential risks, teaching responsible online behavior, managing privacy settings, addressing cyberbullying, and promoting digital well-being.

The course aims to equip participants with the knowledge and tools to create a safe and secure online environment for children and empower them to navigate the digital world with confidence.

 

Key Goals of Online Safety Training:

  1. Building digital skills: Children learn about the online world, its advantages, and possible dangers.
  2. Encouraging good online conduct: Training teaches ethical behaviour, respecting others, and thinking critically when online.
  3. Helping children recognise and avoid risks: This covers cyberbullying, online predators, unsuitable content, and scams.
  4. Providing reporting tools: Children discover how to report harmful content, suspicious behaviour, and cyberbullying to trusted adults or platforms.
  5. Promoting healthy digital routines: Training encourages responsible screen time and balanced use of technology.

 

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What are 10 safety rules for the internet?

  1. Protect Your Personal Information: Keep your address, phone number, and passwords secret. Only share them online if you really trust the person.
  2. Be Careful with Strangers Online: Don’t meet people you only know online, and be careful about giving them personal info.
  3. Think Before You Click: Don’t click on dodgy links or download stuff from people you don’t know. It might have viruses.
  4. Keep Software Updated: Keep your computer, web browser, and security software up-to-date to fix any problems and stay safe.
  5. Watch Out for Free Wi-Fi: Public Wi-Fi isn’t always secure. Don’t do sensitive stuff like online banking on it.
  6. Use Strong Passwords: Use different, hard-to-guess passwords for your accounts. Think about using a password manager to help you keep track of them safely.
  7. Turn on Two-Factor Authentication: If you can, add an extra layer of security to your accounts. It means you’ll need a second code, as well as your password.
  8. Think Before You Post: Once it’s online, it’s hard to delete. Think twice before sharing personal stuff or things you might regret later.
  9. Be Skeptical Online: Not everything you see online is true. Check information from people or sites you don’t know.
  10. Report Cyberbullying or Abuse: If someone’s being mean or hurtful online, tell a grown-up or report it to the website.

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