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Digital skills: succeeding in a digital world

Build your confidence online with this free course designed to help you thrive in the digital world. Explore key skills such as managing your digital identity, staying safe, finding reliable information, and maintaining digital well-being — all while developing a critical, reflective approach to life online.

Learn more : Digital skills: succeeding in a digital world

Free course

24 hrs

Level: 1 Introductory

Updated on:

13 Jul 2020
Digital thinking tools for better decision making

Ever since the very beginning of humanity, tools have played a pivotal role in who we are and what we do. Tools for recording, processing and communicating information have a time-honoured history – from the clay tokens used in Mesopotamia to mechanical calculating machines. The invention of the digital computer has boosted the scale, speed and ...

Learn more : Digital thinking tools for better decision making

Free course

24 hrs

Level: 1 Introductory

Updated on:

27 Apr 2020
Different cultures, different childhoods

By Heather Montgomery

A 'normal' childhood depends on where you live and when you're born. Heather Montgomery wonders how some common British practices might look to other cultures.

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10 mins

Level: 1 Introductory

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01 May 2022
Do boys need male role models?

By Martin Robb, Sandy Ruxton

Is a lack of ‘male role models’ the source of the problems faced by young men today? And does involving more men in boys’ care and welfare make a difference?

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10 mins

Level: 1 Introductory

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09 Jun 2022
Knife crime is a health risk for young people – it can’t be solved by policing alone

By Anthony Gunter

Police crime figures show stabbing deaths among young people were at their highest level for 8 years.

Read now : Knife crime is a health risk for young people – it can’t be solved by policing alone

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5 mins

Level: 1 Introductory

Updated on:

17 Sep 2020
Children and ethnicity

By Paul Connolly

Dr Paul Connolly explores the role the ethnicity has on children and their development

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10 mins

Level: 1 Introductory

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30 Aug 2019
Children and happiness

By Michelle De Haan

What makes children happy? Toys? Friends? Dr. Michelle de Haan discusses the relationship between children and happiness

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10 mins

Level: 1 Introductory

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10 Jan 2019
What is child-led research and why is it important?

By Cindy Kerawalla

Research led by children and young people is crucial - here's three reasons why...

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10 mins

Level: 1 Introductory

Updated on:

11 Dec 2018
Displaced children of our time

By Naomi Holford

We have seen unprecedented numbers of refugees crossing borders over the last few years - what is life like for the children and young people making this journey?

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10 mins

Level: 1 Introductory

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12 Sep 2016
What does it take to mentor young offenders?

What are the peaks and challenges that face mentors guiding young offenders? What's in like to mentor generally? Explore in our videos with volunteers from Enterprise Mentors.

Watch now : What does it take to mentor young offenders?

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10 mins

Level: 1 Introductory

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29 Apr 2016

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