The Consumer Rights Curriculum Breakdown offers an in-depth exploration of the essential rights that consumers hold in both the UK and internationally. The course begins with an introduction to consumer rights, providing learners with a foundational understanding of their legal protections when purchasing goods or services. This foundational knowledge is built upon in the second module, where learners dive into the specifics of the Consumer Rights Act in the UK, gaining insight into consumer protections regarding faulty goods, services, and unfair contract terms.

The curriculum then expands its scope by exploring the International Consumer Act, explaining how consumer rights are regulated on a global scale, ensuring that learners can understand their protections regardless of their location. The course further delves into consumer contracts, offering an explanation of common contractual terms, rights, and obligations that every consumer should be aware of when engaging in transactions.

In addition, the course covers the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), helping learners understand the significance of personal data protection in the modern digital age. It also addresses the stages of fraud, offering practical guidance on how to recognize and respond to fraudulent activities. A module on financial vulnerability provides insights into how individuals can protect themselves from financial harm, especially in high-risk situations. Finally, the course offers strategies on how to safeguard oneself from fraud, empowering learners with the tools needed to recognize potential scams and take proactive measures to protect their interests.