Dear students, thank you for your outstanding support for CBAC 2023! 😃 All competition slots have been snapped up and registration for CBAC 2023 is closed. We hope to have your future support! 😊
Contest is only open to Junior College, International School (JC age equivalent), Polytechnic, ITE and University students. To register your team of 4, visit https://t.co/BwJUqYgBwa.
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Want to learn how to ACT Against Scams to protect yourself and loved ones? Watch this mini story #4 titled "Remember me?" on Fake Friend Call Scams. To read the full eBook, visit the ScamAlert website to download a copy now!
Let's ACT now by sharing this video with your networks (colleagues, family and friends)!
ADD ScamShield app and security features
CHECK scam signs and with official sources
TELL authorities, family and friends about scams
[CALLING ALL POST-SECONDARY AND TERTIARY STUDENTS!]
Are you a true crime fanatic with a keen interest in criminal profiling and investigations?🕵️Join the Criminal Behavioural Analysis Competition (CBAC) 2023: Youths Against Scams!
Put your criminal profiling skills🔍to the ultimate test and stand a chance to win attractive prizes!
Registration starts in June 2023 on a first-come-first-served basis.
Want to learn how to ACT Against Scams to protect yourself and loved ones? Watch this mini story #3 titled "I won't fall for a scam!" on E-Commerce Scams. To read the full eBook, visit the ScamAlert website to download a copy now!
Want to learn how to ACT Against Scams to protect yourself and loved ones? Watch this mini story #2 titled "A Tempting Offer!" on Job Scams. To read the full eBook, visit the ScamAlert website to download a copy now!
Want to learn how to ACT Against Scams to protect yourself and loved ones? Watch this mini story #1 titled "Grandma, Help me!" on Social Media Impersonation Scams. To read the full eBook, visit the ScamAlert website or https://t.co/aeYr6Oudg5 to download a copy now!
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Stay tuned!
HTBSC is now the Home Team Psychology Division!
With the merger of the Home Team Behavioural Sciences Centre (HTBSC), the Office of Chief Psychologist (OCP), and the Centre for Advanced Psychological Sciences (CAPS), we now call ourselves the Home Team Psychology Division!
HTPD would still be led by our Chief Psychologist, Dr Majeed Khader.
HTPD will continue to work and research on topics such as leadership and talent psychology, mental resilience, criminal psychology, and community trauma in a crisis.