The Superheroes of the Internet
A turnkey training programme for local community leaders
Are you a mayor, councillor or youth representative?
The e-Enfance Association / 3018 is offering a new turnkey training programme at edutainment programme “The Superheroes of the Internet” designed for 6-10 year olds, for the attention of local community leaders in your town.
Six years and ten months is the age at which children start using the internet on their own*. They are naturally unaware of the risks involved, and their parents are often unfamiliar with the their children's digital usage.
To prevent these dangers, the e-Enfance / 3018 Association has developed “Les Super-héros du Net” (The Internet Superheroes), a programme that you can implement yourself in your area.
Programme objectives
- Raise children's awareness of dangers of the internet and protective and responsible attitudes to adopt from an early age.
- Raise awareness of better understanding and management of emotions, which helps to foster the development of empathy.
Let children become “Internet Superheroes” so that they can grow up peacefully. Because together, we want to:
• Ensure that children grow up in a secure digital world,
• Building a generation informed about internet usage and its dangers,
• Enable as many children as possible to benefit from our proven programme.
Our training proposals in the programme
A turnkey programme: aFollowing the signing of a partnership agreement with the e-Enfance/3018 Association, the programme includes a s1-day training session (in person), in Paris or in your city.
Topics covered
A session led by a facilitator to address 6 key themes :
• Respect others and know how to respond to harassment
• Protecting yourself from inappropriate content on the Internet
• Protecting your image and personal data
• Controlling screen time
• Protecting yourself against misinformation
• Avoid scams and fraud on the Internet
8 reasons to implement this programme
1. Children made aware of digital technology at the strategic moment when they start using the internet
2. Dynamic training for facilitators, in person, in just one day
3. Complete autonomy for your local authority to roll out the programme free of charge as much as you want, when and where you want (schools, sports clubs, toy libraries, etc.).
4. A partnership with the leading association for the protection of children on the internet
5. Online access to the Internet Superheroes teaching kit
6. For facilitators, a free monthly video support meeting
7. A youth policy that addresses digital challenges
8. The programme's communication kit is free and available online.
* “How do new parents, “digital natives”, behave when their children take their first steps on the Internet?” Toluna-Harris Interactive study for the e-Enfance Association/3018, with the support of Google (2023).
