Certification.
Self-paced online courses help children, parents, teachers, and facilities recognize and respond to bullying. Each course ends with certification. Coaching a team? Start with our guide for coaches.
The student course.
Level one covers what bullying is, who it affects, and how to respond. Level two covers cyberbullying. Level three invites students to become a No Bullies Allowed Ambassador with a pledge and quiz.
Each course is self-paced and takes roughly 30 to 45 minutes. Separate courses exist for parents and teachers.
Photo. A child learning online, supplied and cleared by the client.What the courses cover.
The student course runs three levels. Level one covers what bullying is, who it happens to, who does it, and what to do. Level two covers cyberbullying. Level three is becoming an ambassador, with a pledge and a quiz.
Parent and teacher courses run separately and go deeper on recognizing what a child is not telling you. Each course takes 30 to 45 minutes, runs at your own pace, and ends with certification.
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Parents take the course after something has already happened, and most say the useful part was learning what not to do. Teachers and childcare staff usually take it because a facility asked them to.
Coaches are the group we most want and least often see. If you run a team, the coach’s guide is the free version, and the course is the longer one. For certifying a whole organization rather than one person, Facility Training is the route.
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