Key details
- Course area
- Early Years and Education
- Student type
- Courses for 19+ students
- Course type
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Part-time Further Education course
- Course level
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Level 1
- Date/times
-
You can start this course at any time.
- Location
- Online Learning
- Fees
- £28.50
- Course code
- Parent course code:C034373 Child course code: Q034374
Course introduction
Internet safety courses highlight to potential employers that you are a confident and competent user of both computers and the internet, which is crucial for many job roles.
This course aims to increase awareness of e-safety and improve knowledge of the dangers online when using the internet and is designed to highlight particular areas of concern for internet users, such as sharing personal information online and the possibility of being groomed online.
- Section 1: Features of the internet
- In this section, you will develop your awareness of what the internet is and consider the advantages and disadvantages of the internet.
- Section 2: How adults, children and young people use the internet
- You will discover how to access the internet and consider how people of all ages use the internet, including how they communicate and their online shopping trends. This section also includes information on how to be safe when social networking.
- Section 3: Risks associated with using the internet
- In this section, you will be introduced to how your personal information is shared online and learn about cookies, risks to safety and privacy, cyber bullying and trolling. You will also discover how to prevent cyber bullying and risks to your privacy, and you will cover the warning signs of internet grooming.
- Section 4: Staying safe when using the internet
- This section will cover the signs and symptoms of online abuse to help you recognise if someone is being abused online. You will also discover how to report online abuse and how to support victims of internet abuse.
- Section 5: Recognising online propaganda
- This section covers the benefits and importance of recognising propaganda. You will develop your understanding of the meaning of propaganda, propaganda techniques and how to protect yourself online.
Duration: You will learn at your own pace, but the course typically takes approximately 4 hours to complete.
Important Notice: All online courses are delivered exclusively via an online platform and require access to a PC or laptop computer. These courses cannot be completed without the use of a PC or laptop. You must ensure they have appropriate access to the required equipment prior to enrolment. You cannot study these courses on a mobile phone.
Course information
College Certificate
There are no formal entry requirements for this course but you must have a reasonable standard of spoken and written English and be aged 19 or over.
The course is auto-assessed with questions throughout the learning material.
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