About the course
This course is designed for educators who aim to protect students from the growing risks of cyberbullying and to create respectful, safe, and inclusive digital learning environments. Participants will explore the social, emotional, and environmental factors that contribute to online bullying and learn practical, school-based strategies to prevent and respond to such incidents.
By integrating effective communication, digital safety skills, and whole-school collaboration, the course equips teachers with the tools to implement sustainable, long-term solutions aligned with modern European educational practices.
What will you learn?
By the end of this course, participants will:
Understand the causes, dynamics, and impacts of cyberbullying, and apply effective school-based prevention and intervention strategies.
Strengthen students’ digital safety, emotional intelligence, and communication skills to reduce online risks and build resilience.
Develop sustainable school policies and school–parent collaboration models to create safe and respectful digital learning environments.
Course Content
This course provides educators with practical knowledge and hands-on tools to prevent and address cyberbullying in school settings. Through interactive sessions, case studies, and collaborative activities, participants explore digital safety, school-based intervention methods, family engagement strategies, and sustainable policy development to create safe and respectful online learning environments.
Morning Session (3 hours):
Types and patterns of cyberbullying in school contexts
Risk factors and vulnerable student groups
Afternoon Session (3 hours):
Social, emotional, and academic impacts on students
Workshop: Identifying cyberbullying risks within participants’ schools
Morning Session (3 hours):
The role of school culture in bullying prevention
Promoting empathy and respectful communication
Afternoon Session (3 hours):
Establishing clear behavioural expectations
Group activity: Designing inclusive classroom practices
Morning Session (3 hours):
Digital safety and responsible internet use
Online risk awareness and prevention strategies
Afternoon Session (3 hours):
Strengthening school–parent collaboration
Workshop: Planning parent awareness activities
Morning Session (3 hours):
Early detection and immediate response to incidents
Coordinated school-based intervention roles
Afternoon Session (3 hours):
Student support and recovery strategies
Case study analysis and solution development
Morning Session (3 hours):
Developing zero-tolerance and anti-bullying policies
Creating long-term prevention systems
Afternoon Session (3 hours):
Monitoring and evaluating school practices
Final workshop: School action plan development
• Certificate ceremony and closing remarks.
