Cybersecurity Reach Foundation
School Partnership Program

You prepare your students for the world.
We prepare them for the scams in it.

Scams aimed at students, staff, and parents change every week. We track them for you and turn them into warnings, materials, workshops, and internships your school can use right away.

Two Cybersecurity Reach Foundation volunteers presenting to a room of university students
One of our workshops, hosted in partnership with Baruch ISACA.
  • Free for every school, always
  • 501(c)(3) nonprofit
  • Member of the Global Anti-Scam Alliance
  • English and Español

Our results

5.7M
Campaign impressions
30,000+
Monthly uses of our products
$0
Amount charged
Free for every partner school

What we offer our partners.

For students, staff, parents, and the community around your school. Take one part, or all four, and none of it becomes a job for your staff.

  1. Workshops and training

    • Built on the scams hitting students right now
    • Recognition, not fear
    • Separate sessions for students, staff, and parents
  2. Student internships

    • Real scam data and real findings
    • Mentored by people working in the industry
    • Published work, a certificate, and a reference
  3. Early scam alerts

    • Warned before the scam reaches your students
    • What it looks like and what to tell people
    • Written for students, staff, and families
  4. Print-ready materials

    • Posters for corridors, classrooms, and staff rooms
    • One-page handouts and letters home
    • Newsletter copy, in English and Spanish
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Why schools

Students are the first to be targeted, and the last to be warned.

The scams are aimed at your whole school

Students get fake internships, fake scholarship and tuition requests, rental scams, and account theft dressed up as support. Staff get emails pretending to be the head asking for gift cards, payroll change requests, and fake invoices. Most of it never reaches anyone in charge until the money is gone.

It is nobody's job

Scam awareness sits between IT, student services, careers advice, and the family, so in most schools no one owns it. Partnering gives it an owner without adding to anyone's role.

It travels home

A student who can spot a scam protects parents and grandparents, who lose the most money. Staff and families get the same warnings, so one poster in a corridor reaches a whole household.

Who we partner with

Any school with students, staff, and families to look out for.

No computing department, budget, or security background needed.

  • Secondary and high schools
  • Universities and colleges
  • Technical and vocational institutes
  • School districts and networks
  • International and bilingual schools
  • School libraries and student services

Wherever your school is

Fraud does not stop at a border. The same fake job, fake delivery message, and fake login page turn up in every country with the words changed. Our sources are global and our material is written for the pattern, not one country's brands.

Materials come in English and Spanish, and other languages are possible with a partner who can check the translation. Reporting a scam is local: we help your students recognise one, and you pair that with the reporting route your community already trusts.

Two minutes

Become a partner school.

Tell us about your school and who you want to reach first: students, staff, parents, or all of them. Places on the student research program are limited each term, because every piece of student work is read and answered by a real person.