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Creating an effective and engaging course on compliance and child safety for young people aged 15-18 requires striking a balance between seriousness and interactivity. Here are some ideas to get you started:

• Interactive Storytelling: Weave real-life scenarios and fictional narratives into the course, letting students make choices, face consequences, and learn from them. This personalizes the experience and makes the topics relatable.
• Focus on Empowerment: Shift the message from "don't be a victim" to "develop your knowledge and skills to navigate these situations safely." This builds confidence and self-awareness.
• Humor and Pop Culture References: Sprinkle in humor and references to trends, music, or shows familiar to this age group. This breaks down the seriousness without trivializing the content.
• Interactive Activities: Include quizzes, polls, case studies, role-playing exercises, and group discussions. This keeps students actively engaged and reinforces learning.
• Expert Interviews and Testimonials: Feature interviews with young people who have faced similar situations or experts in child safety. This adds authenticity and personal impact.

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Hope this can help. Thank you. 

Hi Ruth! Great question! I haven't seen any specific examples on the topic, but perhaps these compliance examples might spark some new ideas. Also, I thought I'd share a few articles in case they might help.

7 Tips for Creating Better Compliance Training

3 Ways to Avoid Designing Boring Compliance Training

Thank you Sarah, very much appreciated.