CPR COURSE

✅ This practical, ethically framed course teaches how to prevent, identify, and respond to child sexual exploitation while prioritizing survivor safety and legal compliance. Participants will learn to recognize behavioral and digital warning signs, apply trauma-informed communication when supporting children, and follow mandatory reporting procedures and privacy requirements in their jurisdiction. Modules cover online safety best practices, securing devices and accounts, working with schools and social services, evidence preservation for lawful investigation, and building safer online communities. Case studies and role-plays focus on de-escalation, safe disclosures, and referral pathways to law enforcement and victim services. This course is designed for teachers, social workers, healthcare providers, NGO staff, and parents who need responsible, actionable skills to protect children — not to investigate or reproduce harmful material. This course provides professionals with a clear, responsible overview of dark-web risks and online criminal marketplaces and trains them in defensive and investigative best practices that respect the law and victim safety. Topics include how illicit markets operate at a high level, common exploitation vectors, open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques for lawful research, digital evidence handling and chain-of-custody basics, platform moderation strategies, and interagency reporting protocols. Emphasis is placed on ethical boundaries, mental-health considerations for investigators, and avoiding exposure to illegal material. Practical exercises focus on risk assessment, designing prevention programs for organizations and families, and building partnerships with law enforcement and victim-support agencies. Suitable for cybersecurity teams, content moderators, compliance officers, and investigators who need to understand threats and response pathways while staying within legal and ethical limits.