SOKF vs Aileen

Use myTraining to track your progress, access your membership card, receive communications, update your profile, track your payment history at your club and mark attendance. The myTraining app will give you access to help keep you motivated and connected to your club. Key features include: • Payer and student profiles. If you are a payer, you’ll have access to payment history – you can also update your contact information which will link back to the club • More than one student? No problem! If you pay for more than one student’s training, you’ll be able to switch between students – each having their own profile • Membership card. All students will have their individual club membership card. You can use this to scan into class using the QR code • Track attendance. You’ll be able to see the number of lessons you’ve attended • View and book lessons. See when your next lesson is and book on to lessons • Keep track of your grades. See what grade you’re working towards and a record of your grading history • Book on to events. You can see the events that you’re booked on to, and you can select and book on to events direct from the app • Stay informed. Your club will be able to send push notifications straight to your phone and all communications are stored in the app – meaning you’ll never miss a notification or announcement • Train online. myMembers training portal can be linked direct from app This app is developed and powered by NEST Management Ltd, only clients of NEST will use the myTraining app. Some of the features listed above may only appear if your club uses them.

Designed with input from a team of psychologists and experts in child development and mental health, the overarching story was written by recent U.K. Comics Laureate, Hannah Berry. Built specifically for children ages 7-10, the Aileen app is a fun way for curious kids to play with a real but guard-railed A.I. that models and promotes healthier media diets and offers subtle wellbeing messaging. It has robust, age-appropriate, protections in place. It offers a healthy, highly-curated, chatbot A.I. experience featuring pop-out activities which invite kids off their devices and into the real-world, along with story-based games, quests, conversations, and, of course, rewards! The Aileen App and the A2Z Podcasts have been created to help kids explore and learn healthy ways of relating to others, and to support parents who are concerned about their children’s media diets. Founded on the latest child development and psychology research, and produced in partnership with the School of Kindness in the UK, the Aileen App invites kids to experience the world off-screen by sending them on fun and creative missions to do things, make things, learn mental health hacks, and have good conversations with the trusted adults in their lives. While the app is NOT THERAPEUTIC and is NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR PROFESSIONAL MENTAL HEALTH CARE, it does offer a healthier experience for kids who want to play with a real A.I. It was developed and realised by ethical digital media experts with input from primary school safeguarding leads. It’s also very entertaining, especially when Aileen is wearing silly hats.