A notice about bogus free teacher training is issued by CBSE
Schools have received a warning from CBSE over phony emails asking private information. Schools are asked to keep their personal information private and to disregard these emails.
A warning regarding potential fraud has been sent out by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to schools and other relevant parties about the need to exercise caution while sending sensitive information by email.
In a formal announcement, the CBSE noted that phony emails purporting to provide free teacher training in advanced Python and AI (Practical) had been received by certain associated schools. The board made it clear that it has never sent any such emails and that the phony correspondence points to a fake Google Form that requests private information about the recipients, including information about the trustees, city coordinators, and strength of the school, in exchange for a free book on AI and Python.
Schools are advised by CBSE to disregard these communications and refrain from disclosing any personal data. According to the official announcement, phony emails purporting to offer free teacher training in advanced Python and AI (Practicals) have been sent to some CBSE-affiliated schools. These emails direct readers to a Google Form that requests confidential data, including information about trustees, CBSE city coordinators, and school strength, in exchange for a free book on AI and Python.
In order to safeguard people's personal and professional information, CBSE made it clear that they had not sent these emails and advised everyone to ignore and delete them.
No, CBSE is not offering any free teacher training in Python and AI.
CBSE is warning about emails offering free teacher training because they are fake.
The fake emails are asking for private information about the school, trustees, and city coordinators.
Schools should disregard the emails and not reply to them.
You should delete the email and do not click on any links in it.
