Updated 2 May 2025
The Cybercrime Prevention Programme aims to:
Help cadets understand the basic laws on cybercrime, cyber hygiene tips and cybercrime trends in Singapore, particularly those commonly associated with youths
Emphasise the importance of staying on the right side of the law
To train cadets to be cybercrime ambassadors and help raise awareness amongst family and friends
The following topics will be covered during the programme:
What is Cybercrime?
Legislation & Case Examples
Cybersecurity Tips
Cybercrime Trends in Singapore (Including current online scam trends)
Additional resources for cadets
To attain this badge, cadets are required the following:
Attend the cybercrime prevention webinar conducted by UG trainers
Pass a cybercrime quiz set by SPF; and
Carry out one crime prevention ambassadorial school activity determined by the schools (e.g. creating presentation slides to share with juniors, sharing cyber hygiene tips with family/neighbours, creating posters/infographics for display)
Brigade Officers and Teachers who have successfully completed the train-the-trainers session conducted by the SPF:
Quiz Component:
For the quiz component, SPF provided the list of questions in Word document. It is up to teachers/officers to create the online quiz session (such as using Google Forms) in order to administer the quiz for their cadets. Alternatively, they may also choose to administer the quiz in hardcopy form, or to create a quiz on SLS for this.
Advocacy Component:
For the advocacy component, students will need to work on an advocacy project/activity to help raise awareness amongst family or friends. Examples of acceptable activities are provided in the training slides provided by SPF to the trainers after the respective train-the-sessions. As part of badge application, do share the completed work with us for review and also pictures of cadets in action where applicable.
Supporting Documents for Badge Applications:
At the end of the programme, schools are to apply for the badge through the St John portal, by attaching the following as supporting documents:
Results of the cybercrime quiz done by the students
Materials of the crime prevention advocacy project/activity done
Pictures of the ambassadorial work in action by the students
When in doubt of the criteria fulfillment, please get in touch with the CPB Committee at cpbs@brigade.stjohn.org.sg for further discussion.
