Cyber Security and Traffic Rules Training for Teachers at Maharajganj Government School

Maharajganj 03 September (desk):-Maharajganj: A five-day remedial training program held at the Government Girls' Inter College Dhaneva-Dhanei focused on educating secondary school teachers about cyber security and traffic rules. On Tuesday, the training session covered essential topics such as online safety and traffic regulations, aiming to equip teachers with the knowledge to pass on to their students. Trainers emphasized that the information received during the training should be shared with students to enhance their awareness and safety.

Mukesh Kannaujia, the district coordinator, highlighted the increasing incidence of cyber frauds, including data breaches, credit card frauds, and bank account information leaks. He stressed the importance of teachers being well-informed to educate students about avoiding such risks. Teachers were advised to be cautious about sharing personal information like Aadhaar numbers, bank details, and OTPs to prevent falling victim to cyber crimes. The training aimed to provide teachers with the necessary skills to protect themselves and their students from digital threats.

The program also covered traffic safety rules, with experts Sunil Kumar Bharti and Ajay Kumar Mishra providing detailed insights on road safety and traffic regulations. The objective was to ensure that teachers could impart this crucial information to their students, fostering a culture of safety and responsibility on the roads. The training included the creation of educational charts to help teachers better explain these concepts to their students.

The session was attended by various officials, including DIET Principal Abhijeet Singh and nodal officers Ramji Prasad and Abrar Alam. The training was part of a broader initiative to enhance the overall safety and well-being of students by providing teachers with comprehensive knowledge on important issues affecting their students' lives.