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Child exploitation for middle and high school teachers
58 students

Child exploitation for middle and high school teachers

Prevent, Identify and Take Action when children in your classroom are being sexually exploited
Created byAnnerie van Wyk
Last updated 9/2025
English
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What you'll learn

  • Have an overview of child exploitation and trafficking in Japan
  • Recognize why children are being exploited
  • Understand exploitation of children for Child Sexual Abuse Material
  • Understand Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children
  • Know how to identify and report exploitation through official channels

Course content

5 sections5 lectures1h 15m total length
  • Introduction17:21

    Welcome to this educational video series for Teachers of Middle and High School students in Japan.


    This series consists of 5 short videos that will equip and empower you to prevent and identify potential sexual exploitation in your classroom/school, and support students in their first step to freedom. We hope that this will be a great learning experience and look forward to receiving your questions and feedback in the comments.


    On completion of this training you will be able to:

    • Explain the main forms of commercial sexual exploitation of children in Japan

    • Explain challenges related to sex education for minors

    • Recognize your role in combating child sexual exploitation

Requirements

  • No experience needed. Please note that this course was developed for teachers in Japan, but will also be of interest for other countries.

Description

Welcome to this trial educational video series designed specifically for teachers of middle and high school students in Japan.

In recent years, the sexual exploitation of children—whether through Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) or commercial sex (child trafficking)—has been increasing at an alarming rate. These risks are present not only online but also in homes, schools, and communities. As an educator, you are uniquely positioned on the frontlines of this issue. Often, teachers are the very first adults who notice changes in behavior, signs of distress, or other indicators that a student may be experiencing exploitation. Your role is critical: you are not only an instructor but also a trusted adult who can provide guidance, protection, and hope.

This introductory series consists of five short, focused videos. Each lesson is designed to equip you with the knowledge and practical tools you need to:

  • Recognize early warning signs of potential exploitation.

  • Create a safer learning environment that reduces vulnerability.

  • Understand your role in prevention and early intervention.

  • Support students in taking their first steps toward freedom and safety.

While this is a trial version, and video quality may be below professional standards, your participation and feedback will help shape the final, polished curriculum. Our goal is to refine this resource and later provide high-quality, downloadable video files free of charge.

By engaging with this course, you are taking an important step toward protecting students and empowering them to live in safety and dignity.

Who this course is for:

  • Teachers of students aged 12-18yrs
  • Middle and High school teachers in Japan