Personal Security

Safety for your Child

When it comes to the safety of children, there are many things to consider. With certain rules of conduct and manners, educators, parents, etc. can protect their most valuable asset - namely their children - at any age.

25 min

English, German

incl. certificate of participation

For all employees

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Get immediate operational readiness - compatible with any learning management system (LMS) or as a stand-alone solution. Interactive, with certificate, and customizable for your industry on request.

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Course content & learning objectives

9 chapters

Interactive exercises

Final test

Certificate

Chapters

How far along is the child?

General information about possible dangers and the readiness of the child to face certain life situations are addressed.

Selection of the various safety topics for children of all ages

This e-learning module offers a choice of different topics for parents of children of all ages. It is possible to switch between the different topics.

Alone at home

A child tells about his first evening alone at home. Dealing with the front door, the telephone, etc. are discussed and precautions for children alone at home are pointed out.

On the road

A child describes the way home from school. Dangers in road traffic and corresponding rules of conduct for children for more safety in road traffic are presented.

Bullying

A child tells in his diary what happened to him at school. The terms "bullying" and "cyber-bullying," the forms and signs of it, and advice for parents are presented.

Social media

A teenager tells about learning to know someone on social media. How to avoid dangers on social media and how parents can advise their children are discussed in this course chapter.

Cyber risks

A teenager tells about his Internet use that got him into trouble. Advice for parents and how to deal with problematic content on the Internet is presented here.

Parties

A teen/young adult tells about the last party. What is important before the party and what is important after the party? Appropriate instructions for parents are highlighted.

Summary

Towards the end, all relevant information of the module is briefly summarized. A PDF is available for download for each individual topic.

Learning objectives

Where dangers for children lurk and how children can be protected from them
What professional behavior and safety tips educators can use to protect children
Children of different ages need different rules and assistance
Why a door that is locked from the inside offers protection, but is still a threat
What the guiding rule "L-L-L" stands for and why it can be lifesaving