Identity Theft

Our personal information is valuable and should be protected. If criminals are able to obtain our personal details as well as logins and passwords, they can commit identity fraud by opening bank accounts, getting credit cards and loans, applying for passports and driving licences, and setting up email accounts and social networking accounts in our name. All Resources has therefore provided information to ensure young people are better equipped to protect themselves from the dangers of identity theft.

Digital Identity Theft Resources for Schools

Personal Safety in Cyberspace
(resource pack)

This pack looks at the dangers of chat rooms, phishing, webcams, cyberbullying and online scams.

Ebook: £13.49 £8.99

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Identity Theft Lesson Plans

Safety in Cyberspace
(lesson plan)

This lesson plan examines the dangers of the internet and how to stay safe on the web.

For a more comprehensive resource pack on staying safe online download our resource pack
Personal Safety in Cyberspace.

Ebook: £2.99

Hard copy: £10.99 add to basket

Identity Theft Topics for Schools

• Identity Theft Education
• Knowledge of Identity Theft
• Keeping Your Personal Data Safe

Identity Theft Support for Schools

We publish digital identity theft resources to support schools by providing help and guidance in an educational format. Our resource packs give the information in a way that informs as well as educates.

Identity Theft Support for Teachers

Our identity theft resources for teachers include ID theft resource packs that cover a variety of issues as well as our lesson plans on identity theft.

Identity Theft Support for Students

Teaching students about identity theft is important. Our aim is to produce resource packs that provide information and knowledge of identity theft.

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