Course
€36
- 26 video lessons in English
- The course book (PDF)
- 6 quizzes
Recognise the trick, protect your accounts, and help the people you love do the same.
A video course in 26 short lessons for ordinary adults, not IT experts: scam calls and messages, passwords and two-step verification, phones and online shopping, settings for children, help for older relatives and the first hour if something goes wrong. You finish with a family check rule and a written family safety plan.
€36one payment · complete course by email
Fictional example: what you have in hand after the course
1/5 A text from “the bank”
Six modules. Each one leaves your family with something set up, agreed or written down.
From the four signs of a scam to the first-hour card on the fridge: every module ends with a setting turned on, a rule agreed at home or a checklist filled in, for your own family.
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- Someone you trustA problem or a prizeAct nowPay this way
Safety basics for the whole family
You know what scammers are after, you can spot the four signs of a scam, and your family has a check rule.
4 lessons - Call “from the bank”Hang upcall the number on the cardNo code given
Scams by phone, text and social media
You recognise the most common everyday scams and know what to do instead of replying.
5 lessons Passwordsall different
Two-stepemail, bank
Recoveryphone + codes
Email firstdone
Your accounts: passwords and two-step verification
Your email, bank and social accounts have strong unique passwords, two-step verification and a way back in.
4 lessonsPhone updated and locked
Shop and seller checked
Name checked before a transfer
Phones, computers, shopping and payments
Your devices are updated and locked, and you check a shop, a seller and a payment before you pay.
5 lessons- Age 9: child settingsAge 15: family agreementPhotos: ask firstGrandma: safety visit
Children, teenagers and older relatives
You have age-appropriate settings, a family online agreement and a plan to help an older relative.
4 lessons The first hour, one step at a time
When something goes wrong
You know what to do in the first hour, where to report, and you have a written family safety plan.
4 lessons
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Course + toolkit
€48
- Everything in Course
- 8 worksheets, checklists and templates
- Family check rule card and first-hour card, ready to fill in
One payment. No subscription.Price includes VAT.Informational course, no certificate.
What arrives in your inbox right after payment
No account to create and no platform to learn. You get a download link and keep everything.
FromSteply SkillsSubjectYour complete course: Online Safety for You and Your Family
- 26 video lessonsanimated, with calm AI narration, in English
- The course book (PDF)every lesson in writing, to reread and search
- 6 quizzesone per module, with explained answers
- 8 downloadable materialsworksheets, checklists and templates to fill in (Course + toolkit)
The download link arrives by email after the payment is confirmed.
The full curriculum, before you buy
Six modules, 26 lessons. Open any module to see its lessons.
01Safety basics for the whole family
You know what scammers are after, you can spot the four signs of a scam, and your family has a check rule.
4
- 1.1What scammers are really after
- 1.2The four signs of a scam
- 1.3Codes, PINs and passwords: never give them away
- 1.4Your family check rule
02Scams by phone, text and social media
You recognise the most common everyday scams and know what to do instead of replying.
5
- 2.1Fake courier and parcel messages
- 2.2Calls “from the bank” and remote access apps
- 2.3“Hi Mum, this is my new number” and cloned voices
- 2.4Stolen WhatsApp and social media accounts
- 2.5Slow scams: fake romance and fake investments
03Your accounts: passwords and two-step verification
Your email, bank and social accounts have strong unique passwords, two-step verification and a way back in.
4
- 3.1Start with your email account
- 3.2Long, unique passwords and a password manager
- 3.3Two-step verification for email, bank and social accounts
- 3.4Passkeys and recovery options
04Phones, computers, shopping and payments
Your devices are updated and locked, and you check a shop, a seller and a payment before you pay.
5
- 4.1Updates, screen lock and old devices
- 4.2Apps, permissions and public Wi-Fi
- 4.3Shopping online without surprises
- 4.4Buying and selling on Marketplace and small-ad sites
- 4.5Paying safely: cards, transfers and the name check
05Children, teenagers and older relatives
You have age-appropriate settings, a family online agreement and a plan to help an older relative.
4
- 5.1Age-appropriate settings for children
- 5.2Talking with teenagers about online risks
- 5.3Cyberbullying, photos and what gets shared
- 5.4Helping older relatives stay safe
06When something goes wrong
You know what to do in the first hour, where to report, and you have a written family safety plan.
4
- 6.1The first hour after a scam
- 6.2A hacked account: getting it back
- 6.3Where to report: bank, police, platforms and authorities
- 6.4Your family safety plan
More courses, a lower price
Pick the courses you want from this line. The more you take, the less each one costs.
- 2 courses−15%
- 3 courses−20%
- 4 courses−30%
€48
- Tick one more course to get the bundle discount.
- Each course with its book, quizzes and materials
Questions before buying
Do I need to be good with technology?
No. It is made for ordinary adults, parents and grandparents. Every term is explained in plain words, and for settings you get the general path, because menus differ from one phone to another.
Does it replace my bank, the police or an IT specialist?
No. It shows what you can do yourself and when to call them: the bank at once if money or card details are involved, the police for a crime, the platform for a stolen account. The bank and the authorities decide each case.
Will it keep my family safe from every scam?
No course can promise that. It teaches habits that make scams harder to pull off and tells you what to do if one gets through. That is why the last module is about what to do when something goes wrong.
Does it teach hacking, or how to check someone’s phone?
No. It is strictly defensive. It never shows how to get into accounts or read someone’s messages in secret; settings for children and help for older relatives are done openly, with their agreement.
How do I receive the course?
After payment you get an email with a download link for all lessons and materials. You do not need to create an account.
Do I get a certificate?
No. It is an informational, educational course, without a certificate or accreditation.
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