For schools, companies and municipalities. We teach how to recognize a scam, respond safely and help others. A program tailored to the group: from children to seniors, from one team to a whole agency.
On-site workshops · individual pricing
We talk differently to a sixth-grade class, to an accounting team, and to seniors at a community center.
| Group | Topics |
|---|---|
| Children and young peopleSchools | Scams online and in gamesOnline hate, peer pressure, SOSWho to turn to for help |
| AdultsAdults | The call “from the bank” and “from the police”A cloned voice of a loved oneThe Family Password in practice |
| SeniorsSeniors | The “grandchild” and “police officer” scamsHow to hang up safelyFirst aid and the emergency number |
| Companies, institutions, municipalitiesCompanies and agencies | Social engineering against employeesOperational passwords and proceduresExercises on real scenarios |
What a call with a scammer looks like, which patterns repeat, and how to spot them in the first minute.
Why a familiar voice proves nothing, and how to verify the caller when the voice sounds like a loved one.
We set up passwords in practice: in the family, in the team, in the agency. Simple procedures that work under pressure.
The four SOS functions on your own phone: notify loved ones, support, calming exercises, emergency call.
What to do in the first minutes of a life-threatening emergency, before help arrives. Practical exercises.
Fake CEO, fake IT, fake contractor. Scenarios and procedures for teams that take calls.
Participants listen to real scam patterns, practice their response and leave with ready-to-use rules for themselves and their loved ones.
At the school, company, agency or community center. We bring the materials.
We pick the modules and examples for the group’s age, industry and real threats.
A cheat sheet with the rules, a Family or Operational Password to put in place, the SOS app on the phone.
Tell us who it is for and how many people. We will reply with a program proposal and a quote.
