Ages 15–17:
Real Talk for the Real World
Helping teens make safe, respectful choices for their future
This course supports older teens as they begin to navigate more complex decisions about relationships, sex, and their personal values. We approach these topics with honesty, respect, and medically accurate, rights-based information.
Each session provides a safe space to ask questions, reflect on beliefs, and build practical skills for communication, boundary-setting, and navigating adulthood with confidence.
ABOUT THIS COURSE:
16-week online course
One class per week (60 minutes per class)
All sessions are taught live, in small groups
Scroll down for schedule and start dates
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Sunday
Starts on August 3rd 2025
Every Sunday for 16 Weeks
5:00–6:00 PM (MYT)
What We Teach
Sexual activity, pleasure, and consent – honest, respectful conversations
Contraception and how to prevent pregnancy
STIs, testing, and safer sex practices
HIV and AIDS – stigma, prevention, and support
Gender, sexual orientation, and inclusive language
Pornography vs. reality – critical thinking and media literacy
Navigating intimacy, breakups, and emotional safety
Sexting – laws, ethics, and managing risks
Online relationships, digital abuse, and staying safe
Reproductive health, pregnancy, and parenting decisions
Where to access sexual healthcare and trusted support
Self-esteem, body image, and media influence
Rights, boundaries, and clear communication
Recognising healthy vs. unhealthy sexual behaviours
Gender-based violence – understanding, prevention, and support
Making informed decisions and knowing where to seek help
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Taught by a Trusted Expert
Lessons are led by Dr June Low, a highly regarded and experienced educator known for making complex topics accessible, relevant, and engaging. The course offers a unique opportunity for young people to receive sex education that is internationally accessible and grounded in the latest research.
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Live, Weekly Online Classes
Sessions are discussion-based and interactive. All classes are online, so students can join from anywhere. The weekly format allows plenty of time for reflection and deeper learning. Each term consists of 16 lessons.
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Open Communication and Support for Parents
Parents will receive class updates and insights into what their child is learning. This engagement builds trust and makes it easier for parents to stay involved and feel supported throughout the course.
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Responsive, student-centred teaching
Lessons are updated regularly to reflect student questions, cultural context, and current events - ensuring every group gets the content they need right now.
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Catch-up flexibility
If your child misses a class or is traveling, they won’t miss out. All students have access to a shared learning space where they can review key class materials and participate in discussion boards between sessions.
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Custom group options available
If your schedule doesn’t line up or you're looking for a different format - like a small private group or a session for your school or community - please contact us to discuss options.