We come to your school, talk to your students in a language they understand, and leave materials behind for your teachers. No cost, no catch, no commercial pitch.
Booking opens a 20-minute intro call on cal.com. We confirm the talk from there.
The talk itself is free.
We do not charge for travel or materials.
No donation is required from the school.
No sponsor logos in the classroom.
Our finances are public, and the knowledge is never behind a paywall. This is a principle, not a promotion.
One talk, shaped to the room. Here is how it lands for every age we teach.
Ages 6 to 11 · 45 min
Stories, examples, and the questions they already have. We focus on what to do when something online feels strange, and who to tell.
Covered: Kind words online · Strangers and their rules · Asking a grown-up · Passwords as secrets
Ages 11 to 15 · 45 to 60 min
The age where habits form. We talk about social pressure, screenshots, and the things that stay online forever.
Covered: Deepfakes and what’s real · Passwords and 2FA · Privacy on socials · What to do if you’re scammed
Ages 15 to 19 · 60 to 90 min
Serious content for students who are already adults online. We go into phishing, AI-generated attacks, and real cases.
Covered: AI-generated phishing · OPSEC basics · Password managers · Reporting and recovery
Full lectures · 60 to 120 min
For computer science, law, social science, and general tracks. Tailored to the faculty, as a one-off lecture or a workshop series.
Covered: Threat models · Human factors · Policy and ethics · Careers in cybersecurity
Open to parents · 60 to 90 min
An evening session for parents, usually arranged by the school. Plain answers to the questions parents are afraid to ask.
Covered: What your kids actually use · When to worry · Tools that help · Talking without panicking
45 minutes is the standard. A full class period, 90 minutes, for older students. Any length you need for university.
FlexibleSlovak is the default. English on request, for international schools, computer-science tracks, or guest weeks.
SK · ENOne class, a whole year group, or the full assembly. We adapt the talk to the room.
Any sizeA projector, a laptop, and a room. We bring the rest, and our own laptop if yours is blocked.
MinimalTeachers get the slides, a short summary for the class newsletter, and printable materials to hand out.
IncludedWe answer teacher questions by email for as long as you need, and we can come back if something comes up.
No expiryTwenty minutes on cal.com. We ask about the school, the age group, and what you’d like us to focus on.
A short email with a suggested format, date options, and what we’ll bring. You reply with any changes.
On the day, we arrive early, set up, and talk. A teacher or principal is always welcome in the room.
Slides, a class summary, and printables land in your inbox the same day. We answer follow-ups for as long as you need.
Webnestify Education was registered on 13 February 2026. This page describes what we are ready to do, not what we have already done.
You can be our first school, and we will treat that seriously. When the first talks happen, this section becomes a list of schools, with real quotes from real teachers.
Book an intro call on this page, or email us at education@webnestify.org. Tell us the age group, roughly how many students, and any topics you’d like covered.
Yes. We prefer in-person for primary and secondary schools, but we run workshops online too, mostly for universities or schools outside Slovakia.
Yes. Parent councils and individual parents are often the best route to a school. We’ll coordinate with you to set up a talk for students or a parent-evening workshop.
The founder. We do not outsource the talk. If that ever changes, we will say so on this page.
Two to four weeks is comfortable. Earlier is fine. For a school-year plan, email us and we will hold dates.
We do not collect student data. We do not ask for accounts, logins, or personal information during the session.
We’ll talk about your school, the age group, and what you’d like the students to leave with. No commitment, and no pitch. Just a conversation.
What we’ll ask you
