Opening your Academy
One moment.
Your child’s world, opened up so you can practice in it
Most online-safety training tells you to talk to your child. This one puts you inside a simulated game, phone, feed and chat, and teaches you to find what is actually there.
- 7 shield modules
- 10 investigations
- 4 family missions
- 1 written safety plan
This is what an investigation looks like
A real conversation, in a real-looking app. Watch it arrive, then find the moment that should worry a parent. This is one of ten.
Simulated. Not a real app, person or child.
Not a word, and not an app. A move: the point where a new friend takes the conversation somewhere a parent cannot see, and asks the child to keep it quiet.
Find it and the Academy will tell you what it was, why it works, and what to do about it.
The game is not the problem. The move is: a new friend asks to continue somewhere private, then asks the child to keep it from a parent. Secrecy is the signal, and it shows up long before anything else does.
Ten investigations work like this, across a game, a video app, a phone, a feed, a livestream, an AI companion and more.
A system, not another online course
A course is something a parent watches. This is something a household runs, and it does not let you call a shield finished until your home has actually changed.
- Ends when the video ends
- Tells you which apps to fear
- Tracks what you watched
- Gives you a certificate for attending
- You do it alone
- A shield fills only when you have done the action and had the conversation
- Puts you inside the apps to find what is there yourself
- Tracks what changed in your house
- You leave holding a written plan your family signed
- Four parts are done with your child, side by side
Four parts, one outcome
About two hours in total, across as many sittings as you like. It runs on a phone, and it saves itself as you go.
Shield modules
One per shield, from the relationship at the center out to the law. Each ends with one thing to do and one thing to say.
Investigations
You go inside a simulated game, video app, phone, chat, feed, livestream and AI companion, and find what is there.
Family Missions
Done with your child, side by side on one device. One for each age band from 8 to 17.
Safety Plan
It fills itself in from the work you do. Print it, sign it, and put it where you will both see it.
A shield only fills when you have actually done something
Finishing a module is not enough. A shield fills when the module is done, the one practical action is taken, and the one conversation has happened. That is the difference between a course a parent watched and a home that changed. At the end, a family can print a certificate, and a school or church can verify it without Seven Shields holding a record of anyone.
Check a Seven Shields credential
Paste a certificate reference (starts with 7S) or a completion receipt (starts with 7S1). No code is needed to check one.
What it tells you: exactly how much of the program the holder completed, and the date. The counts are part of the code itself and can be read against the printed certificate. What it does not tell you: this is a completion credential for a family education program, attested by the adult who did it. It is not a proctored exam or a clinical, safeguarding or threat-assessment qualification, and Seven Shields keeps no register of certificates to look anyone up in.