This essential course empowers pensioners to navigate the digital world with confidence and caution. From online banking and shopping to social media and messaging apps, seniors face increasing risks of scams, fraud, and identity theft. Through clear lessons, real examples, and interactive quizzes, this course teaches how to spot danger, protect personal information, and stay safe online, without needing technical expertise.
Includes 4 printable resources for daily use and family support: Daily Checklist, Password Planner, Family Support Checklist, and Real-World Case Studies
Learn why pensioners are often targeted online, what “phishing” really means, and how to spot fraudulent websites.
Learn to recognize the most common scams targeting pensioners, understand how they work, and practice spotting red flags.
Learn how to protect your money when banking and shopping online, with real examples and clear safety steps.
Learn how to create strong passwords, use two‑factor authentication, and protect your privacy online.
Learn how to stay connected safely on Facebook, WhatsApp, and other platforms without oversharing or falling for fake profiles.
Learn how to secure your Wi‑Fi, keep your devices safe, and protect your personal information.
Learn how to respond quickly and wisely if you suspect fraud, and where to seek help.
Discover how to stay ahead of scammers by following trusted sources, sharing knowledge, and planning for the future.
Learn how to recover after fraud, report scams to the right authorities, and understand your legal protections
A printable checklist to help you stay safe online every day.
A worksheet to help you create and manage strong passwords for all your accounts.
A practical checklist for families to support their elderly loved ones’ digital safety.
Read these case studies to stay alert and stimulate awareness.
Continue your digital safety journey with Honey Badger Learning.
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
Recognize common scams targeting seniors (e.g., phishing, tech support fraud, AI voice impersonation)
Safely shop and bank online using secure practices
Strengthen passwords and enable two-factor authentication
Protect personal data on social media and messaging apps
Respond wisely to suspicious calls, emails, and pop-ups
No prior digital experience needed
Access to a smartphone, tablet, or computer
Willingness to learn and reflect
Seniors and pensioners navigating online platforms
Family members supporting elderly loved ones
Retirement communities and senior centers
NGOs and churches offering digital literacy outreach