Course in Childhood Sexual Education and Parenting Guide

ForOnlinecourses55

👤

343,522

Students already enrolled

12 € 0 €

Special Offer

♾️ Lifetime access 📜 Official Certificate

Course in Childhood Sexual Education and Parenting Guide

ℹ️ Tienes el Plan Quiero Estudiar VIP, puedes asignarte 997 curso(s) gratuitamente

Don't settle for just this course; seize the opportunity to build on this training and expand your knowledge with the Master's in Sexuality and Emotional Well-Being Education.

This course provides a comprehensive approach to sexual education in childhood, addressing physical, emotional and social development from a pedagogical and respectful perspective. Modules cover clear communication with families, abuse prevention, child rights and legal frameworks relevant to schools and community services along with institutional support resources. Sessions use age appropriate language and active learning methods that promote reflection and safe dialogue among children and staff.

It covers gender identity, affective diversity, boundaries, consent and child sexual health, with guidance to adapt content and activities for different age groups. The course offers criteria for early detection of risk signals, action protocols and guidance for coordination with social services and community training. Materials include examples by age group and sample scripts to guide sensitive conversations with caregivers and families.

Modules are organized with clear objectives, downloadable resources, intervention guides and formative assessment tools. Teaching materials support the creation of lesson units, curriculum adaptations and guidance for teachers, support staff and educational agents involved in accompaniment and proposals for impact evaluation. Assessment tools allow tracking of learning progress and feedback loops that help adjust teaching plans.

Follow up, mentoring and tools help resolve common questions, together with final evaluation criteria and guidance for ongoing learning. Final assessment and complementary resources support practical application in classroom, family and community programs with indicators of achievement and suggested improvements. Networks with community organizations are encouraged to provide broader support and referral routes while protecting privacy and respecting child centered ethics throughout.

Course Details

💻 Video hours 6
🕒 Study hours 48
🎬 Videos 60
📝 Test 60
📈 Level to Expert Level
Language English and MultiLanguage
🎓 Study certificate
🔓 Lifetime access
🏵️ 7 Guarantee days
💳 Secure payment with SSL
💵 We accept all payment methods

♥️ Take advantage of our offers

⏱️

🎓

👑 I Want to Study VIP Plan

👤 444,471

Already bought

Unlimited access to all courses on the web with a single payment

With the Plan Quiero Estudiar VIP you can access all courses on the web, including future ones. You can enroll in all the courses that you want regardless of their price or topic.

By purchasing this offer, the 'Buy' buttons will turn into 'I Want to Study' and you can choose your courses calmly.

🛒 Buy 99 €

🎓

I Want to Study Plan 55 €

444,471

Already bought

Access to all courses on the web with a single payment

🛒 Buy

The best offer on the web, you won't find any like this. With the I Want to Study Plan you can access all courses on the web, including future ones. But you cannot access all at once, you can enroll in 3 courses that you want regardless of their price or topic.

Each time you finish one, you will receive its completion certificate and you can enroll in another one.

By purchasing this offer, the 'Buy' button will turn into 'I Want to Study' and you can choose your courses calmly.

🎓

3 for 1 Offer for 12 €

324,244

Already bought

3 for 1 Offer on Individual Courses (Not Masters)

🛒 Buy

Take advantage of our exceptional 3x1 promotion on courses!

In our varied selection of topics, you will pay for an individual course and get two completely free. This way, you will have the freedom to choose the three courses that interest you the most, regardless of the topic. It's an excellent opportunity to expand your knowledge and skills. Please note that this offer does not apply to our Master programs.

By purchasing this offer, the 'Buy' buttons will turn into 'I Want to Study' and you can choose your 3 courses calmly.

Course Objectives — Sexuality Education in Childhood: Supporting and Educating with Respect

🔹 Understand emotional and sexual development in childhood
🔹 Identify risk signs and response protocols
🔹 Improve communication with families and students
🔹 Design age-appropriate resources and activities
🔹 Promote safe and inclusive environments

Enhance your CV with the certificate from Onlinecourses55:

Official certificate fromonlinecourses55

The course syllabus includes:

👨🏻‍🏫 17 Topics

▽ TOPIC 1: FUNDAMENTALS AND CONCEPTS OF CHILDHOOD SEXUALITY

4 Lessons00:21:47

You will learn to teach comprehensive sexual education for children, including anatomy and correct names, stages of development, boundaries, consent, hygiene, abuse prevention and detection, coeducation and family and school inclusion

▶ 1.1 Comprehensive Definition of Sexuality Versus Genital Focus

You will learn that sexuality is not limited to genitality: its biological, psychoaffective, sociocultural and ethical dimensions, and how it is expressed and should be taught in childhood

05:14

▶ 1.2 The Sexual Holons: Gender, Emotional Bonds, Eroticism, and Reproductivity

You will learn how to address in childhood the four sexual holons: gender, affective bonds, eroticism and reproductivity, to promote identity, respect, boundaries, privacy and care within family and school

05:33

▶ 1.3 Myths, Taboos, and Misconceptions About Childhood Sexuality

You will learn to dispel myths about asexuality and the hypersexualization of children, use correct anatomical names, understand natural self exploration and teach boundaries and tools for protection and communication

05:32

▶ 1.4 Sexual Rights and Principles of Children

You will learn children's rights and bodily autonomy, public private distinction, anatomical vocabulary, hygiene and boundaries, how to teach consent and how to distinguish secrets to prevent and respond to child abuse

05:28

▽ TOPIC 2: PSYCHOSEXUAL DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDHOOD [AGES 0–12]

4 Lessons00:21:10

You will learn to guide psychosexual development from 0 to 12 years: safety and attachment 0 to 2 response and limits to exploration 3 to 5 modesty and self care 6 to 9 and puberty and support 10 to 12

▶ 2.1 0–2 Years: Bodily Sensations, the Mouth, and the Primary Attachment

You will learn how affectionate bonding and oral, tactile stimulation and genital self exploration between 0 and 2 years build a baby's emotional security and how adults should support this naturally and with affection

05:25

▶ 2.2 Stage from 3 to 5 years: curiosity, exploration, and childrens theories

You will learn to identify normal body exploration in children aged 3 to 5 years, how to respond without shame using clear language, and to teach boundaries, privacy, consent and abuse prevention

05:07

▶ 2.3 Stage 6–9 years: school age, modesty, and exploration of the body

You will learn how psychosexual development evolves between ages 6 and 9: gender constancy, emergence of modesty, body curiosity, answers using anatomical terms, and teaching boundaries and self care to prevent risks

05:19

▶ 2.4 Ages 10 to 12: Preadolescence, Autonomy, and Interest in Relationships

In this video you will learn to identify the physical and emotional changes of puberty at ages 10 to 12, the development of thinking and autonomy, the importance of modesty and self exploration, and how family and school support young people

05:19

▽ TOPIC 3: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

4 Lessons00:21:41

You will learn the anatomical names penis, testicles, vulva, vagina, the anatomy and functions of both systems, hygiene, autonomy, and how to respond calmly to childhood erections and secretions to prevent abuse and improve communication

▶ 3.1 Correct and scientific terminology for the genitalia

You will learn to use correct anatomical names penis, testicles, vulva and vagina with girls and boys to normalize the body, improve communication and prevent sexual abuse

05:09

▶ 3.2 Anatomy and Function of the Female Reproductive System

You will learn the anatomy and functions of the female reproductive system: internal and external organs, physiology, and educational guidance on health, hygiene, and autonomy

05:43

▶ 3.3 Anatomy and Function of the Male Reproductive System

You will learn the internal and external anatomy of the male reproductive system, the formation and transport of spermatozoa, and how to teach with precise anatomical language, hygiene and support in childhood

05:13

▶ 3.4 Involuntary Physiological Responses in Childhood: Erections and Fluids

You will learn that erections and secretions in childhood are nonsexual physiological reflexes, and how to respond calmly, teach hygiene and privacy to protect the child's self-esteem and well-being

05:36

▽ TOPIC 4: THE FAMILY IN CHILDREN’S SEX EDUCATION

4 Lessons00:21:16

You will learn to communicate affection and bodily awareness in the family, answer questions about child sexuality using anatomical terms, regulate reactions, pace responses and promote autonomy, boundaries and consent to prevent abuse

▶ 4.1 The Family as the Primary Setting for Emotional and Sexual Communication

In this video you will learn how families teach affection and bodily awareness by communicating naturally, using anatomical terms, encouraging autonomy and practicing active listening to protect children's emotional safety

05:39

▶ 4.2 Strategies for Answering Difficult Questions Naturally

You will learn to handle difficult questions about childhood sexuality: regulate your reactions, ask before answering to tailor the explanation, use correct anatomical names, pace the information, be honest and check understanding

05:34

▶ 4.3 Family Guidelines for Bath Time, Nudity, and Co-Sleeping

You will learn to manage privacy and child nudity, encourage bathroom autonomy, set boundaries for beds and spaces, name genitals correctly, and teach respect, consent and emotional boundaries

04:55

▶ 4.4 Respect for Privacy, Personal Space, and Boundaries at Home

You will learn to teach children to distinguish public and private spaces, respect personal space and intimate parts, require consent, enforce household rules, and promote autonomy and hygiene to prevent abuse

05:08

▽ TOPIC 5: SCHOOL AND COMPREHENSIVE SEXUALITY EDUCATION [CSE]

4 Lessons00:22:01

You will learn to apply comprehensive sex education in preschool and primary: coordinate school and family, teach autonomy and bodily boundaries, name anatomy, foster empathy and self-regulation, use games to prevent violence and follow protocols

▶ 5.1 Partnership Between Family and School in Comprehensive Sexuality Education [CSE]

You will learn how families and schools should coordinate comprehensive sexual education for children, delivering consistent messages on bodily autonomy, boundaries, risk detection and communication to prevent violence and protect children

05:18

▶ 5.2 Curricular Integration and Cross-Curricular Approach to ESI in Early Childhood and Elementary Education

The student will learn to apply comprehensive sexuality education in early childhood and primary school, integrating body knowledge, emotional development and educational play to teach consent, prevent violence and connect school and family

05:33

▶ 5.3 Profile, Skills, and Role of the Teacher as a Mediator and Role Model

You will learn to apply comprehensive sexuality education in early childhood, including emotional self regulation, empathetic listening, accurate naming of anatomy, promoting autonomy and body boundaries, self care and preventive protocols

05:43

▶ 5.4 Creating a Safe, Inclusive, and Non-Judgmental Classroom Environment

You will learn to create a safe, respectful classroom by using active listening and appropriate language, deconstructing stereotypes and making diversity visible, and using playful activities to teach intimacy, consent and abuse prevention

05:27

▽ TOPIC 6: GENDER IDENTITY, GENDER ROLES, AND COEDUCATION

4 Lessons00:21:27

You will learn to distinguish sex, gender identity and gender roles and to apply coeducational practices in early childhood: dismantling stereotypes, promoting cooperative play, using inclusive language and supporting diversity and autonomy

▶ 6.1 The difference between biological sex, gender roles, and gender identity

You will learn to distinguish biological sex, gender identity and gender roles and how to support children without stereotypes to promote body health, self esteem and inclusive coeducation

05:15

▶ 6.2 The Social Construction of Gender Roles and Their Limitations

You will learn how family, school and media build gender roles from childhood, how that limits emotions, play and career choices, and which coeducational practices to promote to ensure equality, freedom of expression and autonomy

05:24

▶ 6.3 Strategies for Coeducation and Debunking Sexist Stereotypes

In this video you will learn to apply coeducation in early childhood, dismantling stereotypes in toys and stories, fostering cooperative play, shared responsibility and the use of inclusive language

05:27

▶ 6.4 Supporting Gender Diversity in Childhood

You will learn to support gender diversity in childhood, validate identities including transgender and non-binary, create inclusive family and school environments, and respect children's autonomy and consent

05:21

▽ TOPIC 7: PLAY AND TOYS IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT

4 Lessons00:21:54

You will learn to use children's play to promote physical and emotional self-awareness, set boundaries and consent, strengthen social and gender skills, challenge stereotypes and choose coeducational toys

▶ 7.1 Play as a Driver of Meaningful Learning and Socialization

You will learn how play in early childhood fosters bodily and emotional self-awareness, promotes social and coeducational skills, and provides guidance on boundaries, privacy and consent

05:32

▶ 7.2 The Development of Symbolic, Rule-Based, and Role-Playing Games

You will learn how play in children evolves from imitation and symbolic play to role play and structured games, and how adult mediation and coeducation promote social, emotional and gender development

05:37

▶ 7.3 Promoting non-sexist and non-stereotypical games and toys

You will learn to identify and dismantle gender stereotypes in children's play and to apply family and school strategies to choose coeducational toys that promote free play, cooperation and holistic development

05:34

▶ 7.4 Critical Analysis of Advertising and Toy Consumption

In this video you will learn to identify advertising's allure to children, recognize gender stereotypes in toys, and apply measures at home and school to develop critical consumers and promote free play

05:11

▽ TOPIC 8: AUTONOMY, HYGIENE, AND PERSONAL CARE

4 Lessons00:20:19

You will learn to encourage autonomy in hygiene, intimate care and dressing, teach techniques and respectful anatomical vocabulary, supervise with limits, protect privacy and promote self esteem and prevention

▶ 8.1 Developing Autonomy in Personal Hygiene and Dressing for Boys and Girls

The student will learn to promote autonomy in personal hygiene and dressing, teach hygiene techniques and anatomical terms, and apply respectful supervision that reinforces boundaries, privacy and child self-protection

05:18

▶ 8.2 Proper Hygiene and Care of Male and Female Genital Organs

You will learn respectful child genital hygiene techniques: proper washing and drying of the vulva front to back and of the penis, gentle foreskin care without forcing, use of neutral water and encouragement of autonomy

04:43

▶ 8.3 Health Habits, Rest, and Holistic Body Care

In this video you will learn to promote in early childhood hygiene and intimate care habits, sleep routines and bodily autonomy using anatomical language and prevention strategies in family and school

05:26

▶ 8.4 Promoting Body Self-Esteem and Body Acceptance

In this video you will learn to foster children's body self-esteem: the role of families and teachers, avoiding judgments and stereotypes, naming anatomy naturally and promoting respect and protection of privacy

04:52

▽ TOPIC 9: CHILDHOOD SEXUAL EXPRESSIONS AND BEHAVIORS

4 Lessons00:22:08

You will learn to distinguish normal childhood self exploration from problematic or risky sexual behaviors, detect hypersexualization and anxiety, and act calmly with respectful, non violent protective measures

▶ 9.1 Self-Exploration and Self-Stimulation [Childhood Masturbation]

Learn why childhood self-exploration is normal, how to distinguish it from adult masturbation and respectful guidelines to support it: privacy, anatomical language, self care and when to seek help

05:24 🔒

▶ 9.2 Criteria for Distinguishing Between Expected and Inappropriate Sexual Behaviors

The student will learn to distinguish normal from inappropriate childhood sexual behaviors, recognize risk criteria and indicators, and act protectively without violence

05:48 🔒

▶ 9.3 Identifying Compulsive, Anxious, or Hypersexualized Behaviors

You will learn to distinguish self stimulation from anxiety, detect hypersexualization and problematic sexual behaviors in children, and to act calmly: inquire without blaming and refer to professionals

05:25 🔒

▶ 9.4 Guidelines for a calm and educational response to sexual play

You will learn to self-regulate around children's exploratory play: deescalate calmly, assess parity and voluntariness, use open questions to reorient intimacy without blame and protect if needed

05:31 🔒

▽ TOPIC 10: PREVENTION OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE [CSA]

4 Lessons00:20:52

You will learn to distinguish appropriate and inappropriate touches, identify intimate areas and name genitals, teach consent and autonomy, use the underwear rule and ask for help in cases of abuse or dangerous secrets

▶ 10.1 Distinguishing Between Appropriate and Inappropriate Physical Contact

You will learn to distinguish appropriate and inappropriate touches, identify intimate areas, recognize signs of abuse, and ask for help while respecting consent and body boundaries

05:03 🔒

▶ 10.2 Distinguishing Between Private and Public Body Parts

You will learn to distinguish public and private areas, correctly name the genitals, apply the underwear rule, promote autonomy and teach consent and self protection

05:01 🔒

▶ 10.3 Bodily Consent and the Right to Say No

You will learn to teach and practice bodily consent with children: distinguish appropriate and inappropriate contact, respect their autonomy, say no, move away and seek protective adults

05:28 🔒

▶ 10.4 Distinguishing Between Appropriate Secrets [Surprises] and Inappropriate Secrets

You will learn to identify appropriate secrets and temporary surprises versus dangerous secrets that cause fear, shame, or manipulation, and to ask for help to break the pact of silence

05:20 🔒

▽ TOPIC 11: INDICATORS, DETECTION, AND PROTOCOLS FOR CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE

4 Lessons00:21:39

You will learn to choose trusted adults, practice self-protection steps such as saying no, moving away and asking for help, distinguish manipulation and signs of child sexual abuse, and apply protection and reporting protocols

▶ 11.1 Identifying Protective Adults and Trusted Networks

You will learn to identify and choose trusted adults, practice through role plays the self protection steps say no, move away and seek help, and promote safe listening environments at home and at school

05:07 🔒

▶ 11.2 Recognizing Tactics of Manipulation, Blackmail, and Deception

You will learn to identify grooming and manipulation tactics, bribery, blackmail and inappropriate secrets, distinguish appropriate secrets, and practice saying no and asking a protective adult for help

05:20 🔒

▶ 11.3 Physical, Emotional, and Behavioral Indicators of Sexual Abuse

You will learn to identify physical, hygiene, emotional and behavioral signs, including hypersexualization, of child sexual abuse and to activate intervention protocols in the family and school

05:34 🔒

▶ 11.4 Institutional Protocols for Intervention, Active Listening, and Reporting

You will learn to apply institutional protocols when child sexual abuse is suspected: immediate separation and protection, active listening without revictimization, reporting pathways and interagency coordination

05:38 🔒

▽ TOPIC 12: FAMILY DIVERSITY AND INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS

3 Lessons00:16:36

You will learn to recognize diverse families, promote inclusion and respect, foster friendship and empathy in childhood, and apply socioemotional and mediation strategies to resolve conflicts without violence

▶ 12.1 Types of Family Structures [nuclear, single-parent, same-sex parent, etc.]

In this video you will learn to recognize the plurality of family configurations, identify their types and understand that the validity of a home depends on affection and care to promote inclusion and respect in the classroom

05:31 🔒

▶ 12.2 Fostering Friendship, Empathy, and Harmony Among Peers

In this video you will learn how friendship and empathy develop in childhood and which practices active listening, communication, setting boundaries, adult mediation and coeducation promote resolving conflicts without violence

05:34 🔒

▶ 12.3 Assertive and Nonviolent Conflict Resolution in Childhood

You will learn why childhood conflicts arise and how to teach nonviolent conflict management and emotional self regulation through adult support, negotiation and socioemotional strategies such as empathy, assertiveness, turn taking and agreements

05:31 🔒

▽ TOPIC 13: AFFECTIVE, SENTIMENTAL, AND EMOTIONAL EDUCATION

3 Lessons00:16:50

You will learn to teach children to recognize and name emotions from the body, self-regulate, set boundaries and self-care, identify and support childhood crushes, and promote self-esteem, bodily autonomy and consent

▶ 13.1 Identifying, Naming, and Managing Basic Emotions

You will learn to teach young children to recognize emotions through bodily awareness, name them without judgment, develop self-regulation, and set limits to prevent harm and promote self-care

05:58 🔒

▶ 13.2 Supporting Childhood Crushes and Emotional Bonds

You will learn to identify childhood infatuation, distinguish it from adult dynamics, and support it appropriately: validate emotions, teach vocabulary and consent, and prevent its hypersexualization

05:25 🔒

▶ 13.3 Developing Self-Esteem and Emotional Intelligence in the Classroom and at Home

You will learn to strengthen children's self-esteem through family and school, apply emotional education strategies, and promote bodily autonomy and consent to prevent emotional vulnerabilities

05:27 🔒

▽ TOPIC 14: PUBERTY AND PHYSICAL-EMOTIONAL CHANGES

4 Lessons00:22:14

You will learn the physical, hormonal and emotional changes of puberty, including menstruation, menarche, spermarche, erections, nocturnal emissions, menstrual and sexual hygiene, and strategies to support autonomy without stigma

▶ 14.1 Prior understanding of the biological changes during puberty

You will learn which bodily and hormonal changes to expect before and during puberty: menstruation, body hair, sweating, erections, nocturnal emissions, and how adults can support young people to normalize them and prevent fear and shame

05:26 🔒

▶ 14.2 Anatomy of the Menstrual Cycle, Hygiene, and Debunking Myths

You will learn what menarche is and how the menstrual cycle works including ovum, endometrium and bleeding, hygiene habits and use of pads tampons and cups, and debunk myths to live your period with autonomy and without stigma

05:37 🔒

▶ 14.3 Male Physical Changes, Ejaculation, and Wet Dreams

In this video you will learn what anatomical and physiological changes occur in male puberty, what spermarche, nocturnal emissions and erections are, and how to support and inform using hygiene and clear language

05:24 🔒

▶ 14.4 Psychological Changes, Independence, and Redefinition of Body Image

In this video you will learn how puberty reshapes thinking, emotions and body image, and which educational strategies to use to foster autonomy, respectful dialogue and self esteem

05:47 🔒

▽ TOPIC 15: STRATEGIES, TEACHING RESOURCES, AND THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT

3 Lessons00:16:41

You will learn to use stories, visual aids, puppets and dramatizations to teach children affection, diversity, body parts, boundaries and consent, hygiene and self-protection, and to prevent digital risks

▶ 15.1 Use of childrens literature, stories, illustrations, and puppet theater

You will learn to use stories, visual aids and dramatizations to teach young children about emotional development, diversity, body parts, boundaries and consent, hygiene habits and self-protection

05:32 🔒

▶ 15.2 Role-playing, playful activities, and educational role-playing games

The student will learn to use symbolic play, puppets and dramatizations to teach children body awareness, personal boundaries, assertiveness regarding uncomfortable contact and how to ask for help with secrets or risks

05:26 🔒

▶ 15.3 Supervision of technology and internet use, and prevention of premature exposure to pornography

You will learn to identify risks of early exposure to screens and pornography and to apply supervision, filters, dialogue and reporting protocols to protect children's emotional development and digital safety

05:43 🔒

▽ TOPIC 16: SEX EDUCATION AND INCLUSION FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES

3 Lessons00:16:19

You will learn to provide inclusive, disability-adapted sexual education for children: dispel myths, use anatomical language and supports, promote autonomy, boundaries and self-protection, and implement abuse prevention protocols

▶ 16.1 Myths, Rights, and Realities of Sexuality in Children with Disabilities

You will learn why sexuality is present in childhood among children with disabilities, how to dispel prejudices, apply inclusive sexual education, and teach boundaries and self protection to prevent abuse

05:16 🔒

▶ 16.2 Methodological Adaptations and Accessible Communication on ESI

You will learn to teach sex education adapted for children with disabilities using clear anatomical language such as penis, vulva and testicles, plus visual supports, routines and strategies to foster autonomy, privacy and self protection

05:24 🔒

▶ 16.3 Special Protection and Prevention of Sexual Abuse in Children with Disabilities

You will learn to identify the vulnerability of girls and boys with disabilities to sexual abuse and to apply protection measures, adapted sexual education and care protocols that prevent revictimization

05:39 🔒

▽ TOPIC 17: DOWNLOAD PDF DOCUMENTATION

1 Lessons00:00:00

📥 17.1 Download PDF documentation

🔒

Course Details for Sexual Education in Childhood

Training for unemployed individuals in children's sex education

Training aimed at unemployed people on sexuality education in childhood, with practical content, guided activities, case studies and resources adaptable to different contexts.

Price: 50% off, includes access to downloadable resources, continuous assessment, progress reports and basic email tutoring, and additional digital material.

Click to access the offer

Funded training for workers in children's sexual education

Training for workers focused on children's sexual education, designed for companies and educational teams, subsidized under collective agreements and current regulations.

Subsidized training allows the company to finance the training activity fully or partially. Price: 50% off per participant with complete administrative management included.

Click to access the offer

Certificate in Sexuality Education for Children

Our proprietary certificate verifies knowledge in child sexual education through theoretical and practical assessments, including case studies, practical workshops, and supervised tasks, and is issued after passing internal evaluations conducted by the organization.

It documents competencies applicable in socioeducational and health settings, supports professional curriculum vitae, enhances candidacy in selection processes, and is valued by hiring managers and educational coordinators as proof of mastery of key content and responsible practice, and provides ongoing professional development opportunities.

Career paths and professional opportunities of Sexuality in Childhood

Employment opportunities related to education and childcare, such as technician in educational programs, mediator in schools, sex educator. Also geared toward work in municipal resources and community projects focused on prevention and health promotion.

Areas of placement include educational centers, social services, public health, NGOs and private entities that develop prevention programs. Competencies developed: communication with children and families, workshop design, risk identification, case management, and evaluation and implementation of socio-educational programs.