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PAEDIATRIC FIRST AID (Last Updated:
01/07/2010)
COURSE AIM
An opportunity for learners to gain first aid knowledge and
skills that are particularly relevant to young children and
babies
COURSE SUMMARY:
This course leads to a Certificate of Competence in Emergency
First Aid for Babies and Children. It is a useful course for
parents, carers, baby sitters, community volunteers working
with children and those working with children who are not the
key first aiders
The course covers:
Assessment and management of an unconscious child or baby
Basic life support including techniques
for children and babies
Management of choking
Management of wounds and bleeding
Recognition and treatment of shock
Dealing with asthma, epileptic
seizures, head injuries and allergic reactions
An opportunity to discuss other relevant first aid
COURSE INFORMATION
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DAY |
START TIME |
FINISH TIME |
HRS |
NO. WKS |
LEVEL |
DATE |
FULL PRICE* |
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FRIDAY |
09:00 |
13:00 |
4 |
1 |
ALL |
22/10/2010 |
£24.00 |
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SATURDAY |
09:00 |
13:00 |
4 |
1 |
ALL |
20/11/2010 |
£24.00 |
* There
are no concessions available
DO
I NEED ANYTHING FOR THE FIRST CLASS?
Pen
and paper. It is advisable to wear trousers.
A
coin-operated hot drinks machine is available.
WHAT ARE THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS?
None
Please
inform Learning4Life at the time of booking if you have any
special needs or requirements
CAN
I OBTAIN A QUALIFICATION?
Successful students will receive a Certificate of Competence
in First Aid for children and babies
HOW
ARE THE CANDIDATES ASSESSED?
There is ongoing
assessment by the tutor. Students will be required to
demonstrate a selection of skills competently at the end of
the course.
HOW LONG DOES THE COURSE LAST?
4 hours
ENROLMENT
How
do I enrol?
VENUE:
The Wordsley School
Here's what students have said about the course:
I liked the combination of theory/talk backed up with the
practical. The role plays throughout and video helped for all
information to go in.
A very well structured and presented course, enjoyed the role
play
Fantastic and informative course that made previous first aid
courses undertaken elsewhere seem unorganised and unclear.
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