@Natalie-RO wrote: Hey @Mumof2girls_  I just wanted to quickly jump on after reading your post and wanted to share these articles with you that I thought you might find helpful. They both provide some information along with a list of suggestions of things you can try. The first one is about effective communication and teenagers and the other one is about building trust with teenagers. I also know that you mentioned that you have found videos and conversations on your daughters’ phone and I wanted to let you know that Esafety has some really great resources, videos and information for parents surrounding online safety that may be helpful to have a look at. It sounds like it has been a challenging time for you recently and we are so glad that you have been able to reach out and share this with us. If you are wanting more advice and support, we have a free one-on-one service for parents and carers if you’re interested. Effective communication and building trust are key components of any relationship, and it's important to keep an open dialogue with teenagers, especially when it comes to online safety. Esafety resources can be particularly helpful for parents to understand the potential risks associated with social media and other online platforms. I would encourage any concerned parent to make use of these resources and tools to help keep their children safe online. Thank you for offering the one-on-one service for parents and carers. It's great to know that there are resources available to provide support and guidance to parents who may be struggling. ... View more

@MAYC-RO wrote: Hi @KIrstyH  It's great that he was able to find a school he likes and was able to get another interview. Are you able to do some interview practice with him to help him prepare? If he recalls any of the previous questions they asked him, that may be a good starting point to help him expand on his thoughts and what he would like to say. I'm not sure if this applies to him, but here is an article about how to stop being nervous, which may also help him to feel prepared for the interview  Best of luck and keep us posted as to how it goes! I can give you some general tips on interview preparation. Research the company: Before the interview, make sure you research the company and understand their mission, values, and products/services they offer. Review the job description: Make sure you have a clear understanding of the job requirements and the skills and experience that are necessary for the role. Prepare responses to common interview questions: There are many common interview questions that you can prepare for, such as "Tell me about yourself," "What are your strengths/weaknesses," and "Why do you want this job?" Practice your responses to these questions and think about how you can showcase your skills and experience. ... View more