First Aid

Length of Course:

3 Days (21 Hours) 

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How Long My 

Qualification Lasts:

3 Years 

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This Course Covers: 

• Roles and Responsibilities of a First Aider- to include Kits and reporting

• Primary Survey

• Basic life support (CPR & AED)

• Secondary Survey

• Recovery position

• Choking

• Shock

• Wounds and bleeding 

• Diagnosis and treatment of major illnesses such as: anaphylactic shock, heart attack, stroke, seizures, diabetic emergencies and asthma

• Head Injuries

• Burns and Scalds

• Bones, joints and muscle injuries

• Poisons

• Eye Injuries

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Length of Course:

6 Hours 

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How Long My 

Qualification Lasts:

3 Years 

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This Course Covers: 

6 Hour Course

• What does the course cover?
  The Emergency Paediatric First Aid course (1 day) covers:

• Roles and responsibilities, to include First Aid Kits and reporting

• Primary Survey

• Baby and child resuscitation (CPR)

• Recovery position

• Baby and child choking

• Shock

• Wounds and bleeding

Length of Course:

6 Hours 

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How Long My 

Qualification Lasts:

3 Years 

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This Course Covers: 

• Roles and responsibilities, to include First Aid Kits and reporting

• Primary Survey

• Baby and child resuscitation (CPR)

• Recovery position

• Baby and child choking

• Shock

• Wounds and bleeding

Length of Course:

1 Day

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How Long My 

Qualification Lasts:

3 Years 

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This Course Covers: 

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• Roles and Responsibilities, to include First Aid kits and Reporting

• Primary Survey

• Resuscitation (CPR & AED)

• Recovery position

• A choking casualty

• Shock

• Types of minor wounds and bleeding

• Minor burns

Length of Course:

2 Days

This course is only for those who have previously undertaken a full First Aid at work course will need to re-qualify within 3 years to continue as a first aider  

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How Long My 

Qualification Lasts:

3 Years

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This Course Covers: 

• Roles and Responsibilities of the First Aider

• Primary survey

• Resuscitation (CPR & AED)

• Secondary survey

• Recovery position

• Choking

• Head injuries

• Wounds and bleeding

• Shock

• Major illness: Asthma, Heart attack, Stroke, Anaphylatic shock, Seizures, Diabetic emergencies

• Burns and scalds

• Bones, joints and muscle injuries

• Poisons

• Eye injuries