FAQ's

PROJECT ROCKIT is Australia's youth-driven movement against bullying, hate and prejudice. Through online and face-to-face workshops we empower school students to challenge bullying instead of standing by watching.

When PROJECT ROCKIT was founded in 2006, it was inherently youth-led and driven because 100% of its staff (of 2) were young people. These days the organisation has to maintains active efforts to ensure that the content, approach and culture of the organisation remain youth-driven. We do this by working closely with our youth Brains Trust, a group of young people aged 13-20 who steer new initiatives feature heavily in our content, participate in learning opportunities and are given a platform to be spokespeople for PROJECT ROCKIT. We also strive to remain youth driven through recruitment of young people into the organisation who are encouraged to contribute to PROJECT ROCKIT blogs, social media, awareness campaigns, workshop content and strategic planning.

PROJECT ROCKIT is a certified provider recognised by the federal Office of the eSafety Commissioner. We work closely with government, community and corporate stakeholders, sit on the executive of the National Centre Against Bullying, Twitter's global Trust and Safety Council and Facebook's Safety Advisory Board. Most importantly our presenters are highly trained, passionate young people who we support to create inspiring, practical and safe discussion in schools around the issues that matter most to young people.

PROJECT ROCKIT Online and our Face-to-Face workshop content are all Australian curriculum aligned. Check it out here!

We're rockits here are PROJECT ROCKIT HQ, so expect a response to your enquiry in the 24 hours after you've reached out. If there is an unexpected delay in getting back to your enquiry, a team member will reach out to let you know :)

Yes! When all four primary or all four secondary webinars are completed they align with Australian Curriculum Frameworks.

 Yes! If you choose our on-demand webinar option you can access your webinars at any time.

Big Marker webinars run in the cloud through your web browser, so attending a webinar is easy with no program downloads required. We chose to use Big Marker because of the options to customise webinars and include interactive elements like Polls and Q&A's to engage students in a safe, secure way.

You will receive a link that you click to register. From there, you just click to the link when you want to access the webinar!

Yes. With our on-demand webinars there are no features that enable live interaction between participants, ensuring the safety and privacy of your students. If you choose our moderated webinars, you are issued with a private link that only you and your students have access to.

No. Where individual devices are being used student cameras are not used during webinars

The webinar platform we use requires an email to be entered for each participant to activate the security and safety features. If your school policy does not allow student emails to be given to external providers, your students can simply enter their email address as [email protected] (not a real email!) to get around this.

Yes! Though we anticipate there won’t be a huge need for it :) Please reach out to us though our live tech support chat at www.procktechsupport.com.au and our team will be there to give you a hand!

Yes. When students click on the link and enter the password they will be asked to enter their name which will appear with any public comments and interactions.

• All students require their own chair- no exceptions
• A projector with working sound that can be controlled from the front of the room
• 25 students MINIMUM attending the workshop
• A darkened room with plenty of space
• Adequate staff supervision
• 2 roaming microphones for groups over 80 students

Our workshops are priced base on student numbers as well as workshop duration. We're based in Melbourne, but absolutely come interstate to run workshops. Reach out to our friendly bookings team who can provide you with an accurate quote in minutes either via email ([email protected]) or over the phone (0435 150 280)  

Our booking requirements stipulate a minimum of 25 students in attendance to run a PROJECT ROCKIT workshop. For smaller cohorts, we recommend checking out PROJECT ROCKIT Online.

If you had a workshop in school and want more, PROJECT ROCKIT Online is a fantastic way to continue your students learning beyond our visit. For year 7, 8 and 9 students, you get 12 months access to online workshops, live-data reporting and a Teacher Resource Guide. If you want to know more, head to "Contact Us" and we can help you out. PRTV is a free Youtube series, powered by Google and, you guessed it! Youtube. Tackling real talk on tough issues, Season 1 and 2 are free to view under "PRTV" and come with a bunch of handy follow-up questions to keep the convo going in your classroom.

PROJECT ROCKIT Online requirements:

• Optimal performance of the online program requires access to a stable Internet connection
• Each student requires access to a device – desktop/laptop or tablet
• Each student requires access to a pair of headphones
• The program is designed to be run in small groups (25-30 students, 100 on larger school servers)
• Followed up with group discussions and activities, available via our teacher resources pack
• The school “owner” will receive login access via email. This offers 12-month access to student enrolment and reporting features. From here, teachers create classes, enrol students, and distribute one student license per participant via student email. The student view of the program does not include the teacher admin features. All the support for these processes will be provided upon booking confirmation.

Yay! You've locked in your program and date...now what? For Face-to-Face Workshops expect a call a week out from your workshop to run through your Venue Requirements. For PROJECT ROCKIT Online, we'll provide you with a Tech Call to help you get your online workshops set up.