COURSE CONTENT

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• The Paediatric First Aid Training Course covers crucial aspects of paediatric emergency response, including:

  • CPR techniques tailored for infants and children

  • Effective management of choking incidents

  • Identifying and responding to common paediatric injuries

  • Recognizing signs of childhood illnesses and appropriate action

  • Utilising paediatric first aid kits efficiently

  • Realistic scenarios for practical, hands-on experience

  Blended Learning Approach:

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• We understand the importance of flexibility in your schedule. Our 2-day program combines the convenience of e-learning with the engagement of face-to-face sessions. Benefit from the flexibility to learn at your own pace online while having the opportunity for in-person practical training to reinforce your skills.

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COURSE PRE REQUISITES

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• All delegates must be 16 + years of age.

• Access to a PC/laptop or table and internet will be required for e-learning

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ASSESSMENT & EXAMINATION

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This qualification is assessed through the assessment paperwork for each component, each graded pass/fail

Practical observation – the practical assessment is completed throughout the course delivery. Learners must demonstrate practical first aid skills.

Multiple choice theory assessment – for a multiple-choice theory assessment, all candidates are required to answer a series of multiple-choice questions. You must achieve a pass on each element.

This face-to-face training is held over 2 days (6 hours each days, excluding breaks).

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Why take this course?

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This course is designed for those who work with infants and children and have been assigned paediatric first aid responsibilities. In the context of first aid, infants are newborn to 12 months, while children are aged 12 months to the onset of puberty. 

Examples of those who may take this course include:

 

 

• Teachers and classroom assistants.

• School administration and support staff.

• Nursery workers.

• Staff who run after-school clubs and activities.

• Sports coaches.

• Childminders, nannies, and au-pairs.

• Parents, carers, and foster carers.