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How the Peek-A-Boo Program Works

Peek-A-Boo Program Courses are LIVE.

Register for classes in English, French, or Chinese

Educational Cybersecurity Certificate upon completion.

Total of 6 interactive Courses, 1-hour a week for 6 weeks

Aligned with the Board of Education on Character Education and Civic Development

Classes are conducted LIVE and have limited spots to ensure personalized attention tailored to each learner's specific needs

Sessions are led/guided by experienced professionals in cybersecurity, providing high-quality instruction and real-world insights

Emphasis on creating a supportive and secure environment where learners can freely engage and explore cybersecurity topics

Practical exercises and live demonstrations are included to reinforce learning and apply concepts in real-world scenarios

Courses are conducted in real-time, allowing for dynamic interaction between instructors and learners

The curriculum is designed to be engaging and relevant, covering both foundational and advanced cybersecurity topics

AMBASSADOR Courses are ONLINE.

Register for classes in English or French.

Professional Cybersecurity Certificate towards CPE (Continuing Professional Education)

Total of 6 ONLINE Courses, 2-hours a week for 3 weeks

Authorized to teach and use the Peek-A-Boo Cybersecurity Academy material

Focus on Leadership and Advocacy

Networking Opportunities

Comprehensive coverage of key cybersecurity topics, from fundamental concepts to advanced techniques

Ongoing Support and Resources

#KIDS (Ages 7-11)

Develop a strong foundation of digital literacy and online safety skills that will serve them well as they continue to navigate the digital world.

1 Introduction to Internet Safety:

  • ​​What is the Internet?

  • Educational Resources;

    • Learning Tools​

  • Social Media;

  • Safe internet usage (Safe Searching);

  • Recognizing online dangers (Stranger Danger);

    • Online communication​

  • Personal Information;

    • What is it?​

    • Privacy

    • What can or should't be shared

  • Healthy online Gaming Habits;

    • Age Appropriate​

    • Good Sportsmanship

    • Report inappropriate Behavior

    • Advertisements and In-App Purchases;

      • Recognizing these Ads​

    • ​Role-Playing

  • Online Friendships;

    • Real vs. Online Friends​

    • Verification

  • Public Charging Stations;​​

  • Cyberbullying Awareness;

    • Recognize Cyberbullying​

    • Feeling Unsafe

  • Asking for HELP / Well-Being;

2 Cyber Hygiene Practices:

  • Password Security;

  • Identifying phishing attempts;

  • Device Security;

    • Updates​

  • Pop-Ups and Downloads;

  • Privacy Settings;

  • Online / Cell phone etiquette;

  • Balance with Offline Activities;

    • Time Management / Breaks​

    • Parental Control

  • Recognizing secured websites.

3 Activities and Teaching Methods

  • Interactive Games;

  • Storytelling;

  • Role Playing;

  • Password Crafting;

  • Internet Safety Pledge

Content per Age Group

#PreTEENS (Ages 12-15)

For ages 12-15, the focus is on foundational knowledge and safe online habits, emphasizing awareness and prevention in a straightforward manner.

1 Introduction to Internet Safety:

  • Social Media Safety/Exposure

    • Influencers (Good/Bad)

  • Online gaming risks

    • Safe Online Communication

  • Cyberbullying prevention;

  • Phishing Scams;

  • Data Privacy (Protect Personal Information);

  • Critical Thinking Skills;

  • Dangerous Applications;

  • The Dark Web;

  • Authenticity of Websites.

2 Cyber Hygiene Practices:

  • Password Security;

  • Digital Footprint (LT Consequences)

  • Ethical Considerations;

  • Device Security;

  • Cell phone etiquette;

  • Privacy Settings;

  • Public Charging Stations;

  • Balance with Offline Activities – Well-Being;

  • Recognizing secured websites.

3 Activities and Teaching Methods

  • Interactive Games;

  • Discussion & Debate;

  • Storytelling;

  • Role Playing;

  • Password Crafting;

  • Internet Safety Pledge

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#TEENS (Ages 16-18)

For ages 16-18, the curriculum expands to cover more advanced topics, preparing students for real-world applications and potential careers in cybersecurity, with a deeper understanding of the underlying principles and more sophisticated threats.

1 Introduction to Internet Safety:

  • Artificial Intelligence

  • Advanced cybersecurity threats, such as advanced persistent threats (APTs)

    • Ransomware​

    • Insider Threats

  • Social Media Exposure

    • Influencers (Good/Bad)​

  • Safe internet usage (Safe Searching);

  • The Dark Web;

  • Ethical Considerations;

  • Authenticity of Websites;​

  • Data Privacy (Protecting Personal Information)

  • Recognizing online dangers (Stranger Danger);

  • Digital Citizenship (Sharing personal information risks);

  • Public Charging Stations;

  • Critical Thinking Skills;

  • Dangerous Applications;

  • Cyberbullying Awareness;

  • Asking for HELP / Well-Being.

2 Cyber Hygiene Practices:

  • Password Security;

  • Digital Footprint (Long-Term Consequences);

  • Identifying phishing attempts;

  • Device Security;

  • Pop-Ups and Downloads;

  • Cell phone etiquette;​​

  • Privacy Settings;

  • Professional Development;

  • Balance with Offline Activities;

  • Recognizing secured websites.

3 Activities and Teaching Methods

  • Discussion & Debate;

  • Interactive Activity;

  • Role Playing;

  • Password Crafting;

  • Internet Safety Pledge.

#PreADULTS (Ages 19-24)

Cybersecurity is crucial for ages 19-24 because it protects their personal and financial information, safeguards their digital identity, and ensures their online interactions and transactions remain secure in an increasingly interconnected world.

1 Introduction to Internet Safety:

  • Artificial Intelligence

  • Advanced cybersecurity threats, such as advanced persistent threats (APTs)

    • Ransomware​

    • Insider Threats

  • Social Media Exposure

  • Financial Management;

    • Scams & Frauds​

  • Influencers (Good/Bad)​

  • Safe internet usage (Safe Searching);

  • The Dark Web;

  • Ethical Considerations;

    • Copyrights & Fair Use​

  • Authenticity of Websites;​

  • Data Privacy (Protecting Personal Information)

  • Recognizing online dangers (Stranger Danger);

  • Digital Citizenship (Sharing personal information risks);

  • Public Charging Stations;

  • Critical Thinking Skills;

  • Dangerous Applications;

  • Cyberbullying Awareness;

  • Asking for HELP / Well-Being.

2 Cyber Hygiene Practices:

  • Password Security;

  • Digital Footprint (Long-Term Consequences);

  • Malware / Identifying phishing attempts;

  • Device Security;

  • Pop-Ups and Downloads;

  • Cell phone etiquette;​​

  • Privacy Settings;

  • Professional Development;

  • Balance with Offline Activities;

    • Time Management​

    • Mental / Physical health in relation to Cyber

  • Recognizing secured websites.

3 Activities and Teaching Methods

  • Interactive Games;

  • Storytelling;

  • Role Playing;

  • Password Crafting;

  • Internet Safety Pledge

#ADULTS (Ages >24)

A cybersecurity course would nourrish an adult over 24 with the knowledge and skills to identify, prevent, and respond to cyber threats, ensuring the security of their personal and professional data.

1 Introduction to Internet Safety:

  • Online Privacy and Security;

    • Data Protection / Backups / Recovery

    • Privacy Settings

    • Secure Connections / Safe WiFI Practices

  • Cybersecurity Threats;

    • Phishing and Scams

    • Malware and Viruses

    • Software Updates

  • Digital Footprint;

    • Personal Information, Posts, Photos

    • Social Media Privacy Settings

  • Online Etiquette and Behavior;

    • Professionalism

    • Respect

    • Netiquette

  • Content Consumption and Creation;

    • Critical Thinking

    • Content Creation

  • E-Commerce and Online Transactions;

    • Secure Online Shopping

    • Banking Practices

  • Networking and Communication;

    • Professional Networking

    • Effective Communication:

  • Legal and Ethical Issues;

    • Intellectual Property / Fraud

    • Data Regulations

  • Staying Informed;

    • Tech Trends

    • Digital Literacy

  • Health and Well-being;

    • Screen Time

    • Mental Health

2 Cyber Hygiene Practices:

  • Strong Passwords;

  • Two-Factor Authentication (2FA);

  • Software Updates;

  • Phishing Awareness;

  • Secure Connections;

  • Backup Data;

  • Privacy Settings;

  • Device Security;

  • Awareness and Education;

  • Safe Online Practices;

3 Activities and Teaching Methods

  • Discussion & Debate;

  • Storytelling;

  • Role Playing;

  • Password Crafting;

  • Internet Safety Pledge

#AMBASSADORS

Develop a strong foundation of digital literacy and online safety skills that will serve them well as they continue to navigate the digital world.

Who are #AMBASSADORS?

At the Peek-A-Boo Cybersecurity Academy, 'Educators' encompass a variety of individuals who play a role in teaching and guiding students through the cybersecurity curriculum. This includes:

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  • Classroom teachers who integrate cybersecurity lessons into their school curriculum.Teachers: 

 

  • Instructors:  Professionals hired by the academy to conduct live classes and interactive sessions.

 

  • Mentors:  Experienced cybersecurity experts who provide guidance, support, and mentorship to students.

 

  • Tutors:  Individuals offering one-on-one or small group tutoring to help students understand and apply cybersecurity concepts.

 

  • Course Developers:  Specialists who design and update the course content to ensure it is accurate, engaging, and up-to-date with current industry standards.

 

  • Support Staff:  Educational support staff who assist with course delivery, answer student queries, and provide technical support.

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  • Parental Educators:  Parents or guardians who are actively involved in their child's learning process and may use the academy's resources to support their child's education at home.

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These educators work together to provide a comprehensive, supportive, and effective learning environment for all students.

1 Introduction to Internet Safety:

All lessons are shared for #KIDS, #PreTEENS, #TEENS, PreAdults, and #ADULTS from the subject content listed above.

  • Safe internet usage (Safe Searching);

  • Cybersecurity Threats

  • Recognizing online dangers (Stranger Danger);

  • Digital Citizenship (Sharing personal information risks);

  • Understanding the importance of not sharing personal information online;

  • Cyberbullying Awareness;

  • Asking for HELP / Well-Being

2 Cyber Hygiene Practices:

  • Password Security;

  • Identifying phishing attempts;

  • Device Security;

  • Pop-Ups and Downloads;

  • Privacy Settings;

  • Backup Data;

  • Safe Online Practices;

  • Awareness & Education;

  • Balance with Offline Activities;

  • Recognizing secured websites.

3 Activities and Teaching Methods

  • Interactive Games;

  • Storytelling;

  • Role Playing;

  • Password Crafting;

  • Internet Safety Pledge

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