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A good childhood and youth development completely depend on the environment they live in and grow up. Social networking is hugely popular nowadays. Due to the modern channels of communication and entertainments children tend to spend more time in online than sports and so parents should be ever more vigilant in making sure that their children are not being harmed through online or their safety are not being compromised. Many young people are sophisticated in the way they use social media apps and websites, tailoring their communication for different audiences, and accessing them from a range of devices including smartphones, tablets, and games consoles. But social media, like all forms of public communication, comes with some risks. Not all of these risks turn into actual problems; and if children never face any risks, they never learn how to deal with them. By helping your child understand what the risks are, you can play a big part in preventing them from turning into problems. This course has been designed to teach you all fundamental elements of child safety online and the strategies how to protect your children from harm.
The Diploma in Child Safety Online is a useful qualification to possess, and would be beneficial for the following careers:
Most courses do not require prior qualifications unless stated otherwise on the course page. Please check the individual course description for any specific entry requirements.
Learners must usually be 16 years or older to enrol. However, learners under 16 may join with parental or guardian consent.
Yes, if you do not pass the exam on your first attempt, you may retake the exam up to 3 times, depending on the course terms.
You will normally have 1 year of access to your course from the date of enrolment. Course duration may vary, and the estimated study time is mentioned on the relevant course page.
Yes, our courses are available worldwide. You can enrol and study from any country as long as you have an internet-connected device.