Register for The Big Money Ready Lesson: A FREE Digital Safety Webinar for Teens

Join The Big Money Ready Lesson, a free webinar teaching teens how to spot scams & stay safe online. Register now for this expert-led financial education session!

Do you work with young people? Are they aware of the financial scams they could encounter online? Keep reading to find out about The Big Money Ready Lesson…

At Money Ready, we’re committed to helping young people and adults navigate financial information safely, so we’re hosting a FREE live webinar lesson to give teens the tools to stay safe in today’s digital world.

Join us for The Big Money Ready Lesson: a 45-minute interactive session for secondary schools and youth organisations, led by our expert financial education trainers.

We’ll cover:

Online scams
Phishing
In-game scams
Shopping scams

Lesson objectives:

To know some of the different types of online scams.
To be able to recognise key features of online scams.
To know actions that can be taken if they have been scammed or are worried they have been scammed

As well as expert-led content, we’ll be sharing follow-up activities and resources to continue your learning after the Big Money Ready Lesson. If your school or organisation works with teens, don’t miss out on this valuable learning opportunity!

The Big Money Ready Lesson: Key Information

Date: Thursday 26th June

Time: 10-10:45am

Location: Online – Microsoft Teams

Cost: Free!

Sign up: Register now to secure your space

National Curriculum Links

Ages 11-14

Understanding the functions and uses of money.
Recognising the importance of managing money effectively.
Developing an awareness of financial risk and making informed financial decisions.
Understanding consumer rights and responsibilities, including protection & fraud.

Ages 14-16

Identifying and avoiding financial scams, fraud, and online financial threats.
Evaluating different types of financial products, including recognising misleading or predatory financial practices.

Ages 16-18

Understanding financial fraud, identity theft, online scams, and how to protect personal information.
Assessing the impact of financial crime on individuals and society, including the role of regulations and consumer protection laws.