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Free cyber safety and internet safety course for kids and students aged 8 to 18 — keep private information private, build strong passwords, deal with strangers and cyberbullying, and spot phishing, fake links, fake news and money scams, in 24 short lessons with fresh questions every time. Each lesson has a simple rule, a worked example, “Show me how” help, a real task to try with your family, a 20-question test, a badge, printable worksheets with answers and free certificates.
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Each lesson has the idea, a worked example, unlimited practice with “Show me how”, a 20-question test and worksheets. Pass a lesson’s test to earn its badge; pass every lesson in a part to earn that part’s certificate (sign in to keep badges, certificates and progress).
Ages 8–18 — private information, strong and weak passwords, passphrases, OTP and PIN safety, two-step verification, shared devices, privacy settings and a Part 1 test.
Ages 8–18 — strangers online, cyberbullying, kind digital citizenship, digital footprint, photo consent, screen time and sleep, in-game purchases and age limits, and a Part 2 test.
Ages 10–18 — phishing red flags, fake links, fake news and deepfakes, money scams, safe downloads and updates, public Wi-Fi, reporting and the final test.
Cyber safety (or online safety) means using phones, computers, games and the internet in a way that keeps you, your information, your money and your friends safe. It is not about being scared of the internet — it is a set of habits, like looking both ways before crossing the road. This free course has three parts. Part 1, personal information and passwords: what is private, strong and weak passwords, passphrases, never sharing an OTP or PIN, two-step verification, logging out on shared devices and privacy settings. Part 2, online behaviour: strangers online, cyberbullying and what to do, kind digital citizenship, your digital footprint, photo sharing and consent, screen time and sleep, in-game purchases and age limits on apps. Part 3, spotting scams and fakes: phishing for kids (the red flags), fake links that look real, fake news and deepfakes, QR code and payment-app “receive money” scams, lottery and job scams, safe downloads and updates, public Wi-Fi, and how to report a problem — tell a trusted adult, report it on the app or site, and for cyber crime or online money fraud, the national cyber crime helpline 1930 and the official cyber crime reporting portal. All the web addresses in the course are made-up practice addresses ending in .example, and no real apps or companies are named.
40 questions per sheet with an answer key — print, save as PDF or solve online.
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Cyber safety (online safety) means using phones, computers, games and the internet in ways that keep you, your information and your money safe: keeping private information private, using strong passwords, never sharing an OTP or PIN, dealing calmly with strangers and cyberbullying, and spotting phishing, fake links, fake news and scams. This course teaches these habits in 24 short lessons.
Keep your address, school, phone number, passwords, OTPs and location private. Use long passwords (12+ characters, 3 kinds, no names or years) and turn on two-step login. Never share an OTP or PIN. Don’t meet online-only friends or keep secrets for them. Don’t click strange links. Remember you never scan a QR code or enter a PIN to receive money. And always tell a trusted adult when something feels wrong.
Don’t reply, save screenshots as evidence, block the account, tell a trusted adult and report it on the app or site. It is never the child’s fault. If threats or crimes are involved, adults can report them on the official cyber crime reporting portal or call the national cyber crime helpline 1930.
Start early and keep it calm and curious, not scary: ask which games and apps they use and what they enjoy. Agree on a few family rules together (private information stays private, ask before buying or downloading, no meeting online-only friends). Most important, promise they will never be in trouble for telling you about something that went wrong online — children who feel safe telling, tell early. Doing these lessons together and trying each lesson’s task is an easy way to start.
बच्चों को सिखाएँ कि घर का पता, स्कूल, फ़ोन नंबर, पासवर्ड, OTP और लोकेशन किसी से साझा न करें। लंबा पासवर्ड बनाएँ (कम से कम 12 अक्षर, नाम या जन्म-वर्ष नहीं)। OTP या PIN कोई भी माँगे — बैंक, गेम या दोस्त — कभी न बताएँ। अनजान लिंक पर क्लिक न करें, और पैसे पाने के लिए कभी QR कोड स्कैन या PIN डालने की ज़रूरत नहीं होती। कुछ भी गलत लगे तो किसी भरोसेमंद बड़े को बताएँ; ऑनलाइन धोखाधड़ी होने पर तुरंत राष्ट्रीय साइबर क्राइम हेल्पलाइन 1930 पर कॉल करें।
Ages 8 to 18 — roughly Class 3 to Class 12. Parts 1 and 2 (passwords, privacy, strangers, bullying, screen time) suit children from about age 8, ideally with a parent; Part 3 (phishing, fake links, money scams, Wi-Fi) is most useful from about age 10 upwards.
Sign in and pass the 20-question test of a lesson (16 or more right) to earn its badge. Pass every lesson of a part — Part 1 is lessons 1–8, Part 2 is 9–16, Part 3 is 17–24 — and you get that part’s certificate, with a code anyone can check.
Yes. All 24 lessons, practice, tests, worksheets, badges and certificates are free. Live classes with a TalentJR teacher (online or at home) are paid — request a call back for fees.
TalentJR teachers take live online classes anywhere in India and visit homes in selected cities. Use the call-back form (“Classes near you”) on this page and our team will call you.