Who Talks/Workshops Are For?
Who Our Talks Are For
Online safety talks and workshops are designed for any organisation that wants practical, honest guidance on keeping children, teenagers and young adults safe online. We work in person and on Zoom/Teams across Ireland, the UK and internationally.
Primary and secondary schools: age‑appropriate talks for pupils, from junior classes right through to senior years preparing for exams and life after school.
Parents and carers: straight‑talking evenings and lunchtime Zoom sessions that show families how to make phones, games and social media safer at home.
Colleges, universities and training providers: sessions for older teens and young adults on digital reputation, online relationships, scams and staying safe when living away from home.
Businesses and corporates: staff wellbeing and cyber awareness talks, including “Lunch and Learn” sessions for working parents and online safety briefings for global teams.
Government departments and public bodies: tailored workshops for staff, social workers, youth services and frontline teams supporting children and vulnerable adults.
NGOs, charities and community groups: practical, jargon‑free sessions for organisations working with families, migrants, people with disabilities and other at‑risk groups.
Military and security organisations: focused briefings on personal digital security, privacy and family online safety.
If you work with children, families, students or staff online, we can tailor an internet safety talk to your audience and their real‑world challenges.