• Educational Resources

Goose Patrol will provide educational materials and webinars for investors to increase their awareness of risk and fraud protection techniques.

Creating educational resources for investors is an important step in increasing their awareness and fraud protection. Here are our ideas for developing Goose Patrol training materials and webinars:

1. Educational materials

a. Articles and Guides

Fundamentals of Investing: Publications that explain basic investing concepts, different asset classes, and diversification principles.

Risks of Investing: An overview of the major risks associated with investing, including market, credit, and operational risks.

How to Recognize Fraud: A detailed guide on how to identify potential fraudulent schemes, including signs of suspicious projects.

b. Video Tutorials

Short videos: A series of short videos (2-5 minutes) explaining key fraud protection concepts and techniques.

Interviews with Experts: Recorded interviews with financial, legal, and security professionals who can share their experiences and advice.

c. Infographics

Visuals: Creating infographics that visualize investment fraud statistics and security tips.

1. Webinars

a. Topic Webinars

Fraud Schemes Overview: A webinar where experts will provide an overview of the most common fraud schemes and how to avoid them.

Financial Literacy: Webinars covering the basics of financial literacy, including risk management and investment strategies.

b. Question and Answer Sessions

Interactive Sessions: Regular Q&A sessions where participants can ask questions of experts on topics of interest.

c. Workshops

Case Studies: Webinars based on real-life fraud examples where experts analyze cases and explain how losses could have been avoided.

1. Additional resources

a. Checklists

Investor Checklists: Developing checklists to help investors evaluate projects before investing.

b. Discussion Forum

Community Platform: We will create a platform for investors to communicate, where they can share experiences, ask questions and discuss various projects.

c. Regular Updates

Newsletters: Regular updates on new materials, regulatory changes and current risks.

1. Partnerships with experts

Collaboration with universities and financial institutions: Engaging experts for content creation and webinars.

Course Certification: Develop certification programs to increase the credibility of educational materials.

These resources will help investors better understand the market, improve their financial literacy, and protect themselves from fraudulent schemes.