4 x 3 Hour Sessions Onsite

Duration

Up to 12 People

Per Course

3 Years

Certificate Valid

Onsite

Delivery

Onsite First Aid Training Certification

Paediatric First Aid

4 x 3 Hour Sessions Onsite First Aid Course

First Aid Certificate Valid For 3 Years

Also valid for this qualification:

Emergency First Aid at Work

Regulators / Accreditations

First Aid Industry Body (FAIB)

Included

Ofqual Regulated Qualification (Ofqual)

Option: contact us

Accepted By

Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted)

Price of Onsite First Aid Training

Onsite First Aid

£695.00 +VAT for 12 People

Training onsite at your workplace (or you can hire one of our training venues for a private Onsite First Aid course)

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NOTE: we cover most of the UK for Onsite First Aid courses.

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Paediatric First Aid Training Description

The 12 hour (2 day) paediatric first aid course but done over 4 x 3 hour sessions, daytime, evening, or weekend.

The sessions can be consecutive days or split over a number of weeks.

2 Day Paediatric First Aid Course

This is compliant with Ofsted and Early Years first aid training requirements.
The course is recommended for people working with and caring for children and babies.

NOTE: This first aid course also includes the 1-day Emergency First Aid at Work qualification to provide first aid cover for adults at work.

On successful completion, the learner will be recognised as a Paediatric First Aider and will be able to:

Anaphylactic Shock: Recognise and respond appropriately to anaphylactic shock.
Bites & Stings: Respond appropriately to bites and stings.
Burns & Scalds: Respond appropriately to burns and scalds.
Choking: Respond appropriately to choking.
CPR & AED: Administer CPR, including the use of an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED).
Electric Shock: Recognise and respond appropriately to electric shock.
Extremes of Body Temperature: Provide appropriate first aid for extremes of body temperature.
Febrile Convulsions: Respond appropriately to febrile convulsions.
Foreign Objects & Eye Injuries: Respond appropriately to foreign objects in the eyes, ears and nose, and eye injuries.
Fractures: Respond appropriately to fractures.
Head, Neck & Back Injuries: Respond appropriately to head, neck and back injuries.
Initial Assessment: Assess the situation and circumstances to act safely, promptly, and effectively in an emergency.
Major Illnesses: Recognise and respond appropriately to the emergency needs of chronic medical conditions, including epilepsy, asthma, and diabetes.
Minor Injuries: Provide appropriate first aid for minor injuries, including small cuts, grazes, and bruises.
Poisoning: Recognise and respond appropriately to cases of poisoning.
Role of the Paediatric First Aider: Understand the role of the first aider, including gaining consent, addressing the special needs of infants and children, preventing cross-infection, recording incidents and actions, and using available equipment. Plan for first aid emergencies.
Serious Childhood Illnesses: Recognise and respond appropriately to meningitis, croup and sickle cell.
Shock: Recognise and deal with shock.
Unresponsive Casualties: Deal with unresponsive casualties.
Wounds & Bleeding: Recognise and respond appropriately to bleeding.

First Aid Qualification Number: 253722

Course Syllabus

37 modules

AED (Defib): Automatic External Defibrillator

Asthma

Anaphylactic Shock

Burns (inc. electrical) & scalds

AVPU

Choking

CPR: Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

Diabetes

Recovery Position / Safe Airway Position (back)

Seizure

Wounded and Bleeding

Shock

Minor Injuries

Sudden Poisoning

Fractures/Breaks

Suspected Spinal Injuries inc Neck & Back injuries

Foreign Objects in the Ear

Foreign Objects in the Nose

Eye Injury

Primary Survey

Stings

Extremes of Body Temperature: Hypothermia & Heat Stroke

Febrile Convulsions

Major Illness

Croup

Meningitis

Sickle Cell

Head Injury

First Aid Kit

Nose Bleed

Role of the First Aider

SAMPLE

SARAH Act 2015

Septicemia

Splinters

Secondary Survey/Assessment

Bites

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First Aid 1 Day Onsite + Online Learning Public Blended

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First Aid 1 Day Onsite Onsite Classroom

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First Aid 1 Day Onsite + Online Learning Onsite Blended

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First Aid 2 x 3 Hours Onsite + Online Learning Onsite Blended

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First Aid 2 Days Onsite Onsite Classroom

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First Aid 3 x 4 Hour Sessions Onsite Onsite Classroom

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First Aid 1 Day Onsite + Online Learning Onsite Blended

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Assessment Type

Options: 100% Practical or End of Course Test and Practical

Attendees on this course can be assessed by one of the following options:

Practical assessment of key skills e.g. CPR and recovery position.
Theory assessment by an end-of-course multiple choice test.
A good option for staff who want a mix of practical and theory and who perform well with written tests.
100% practical assessment of all skills.
There is no end-of-course test. Attendees must participate fully during the course.
This assessment option should be considered for learners who enjoy practical work. It is a good option for learners who may not have English as a first language. Learners must still have a good understanding of spoken English.

All learners on a course must be assessed using the same option.