Course Details

Here at First Aid Corporate Training we are happy to run all courses at your premises or a venue to suit, whether it’s during office hours, evening or weekends.

 

Having more than one first aider is crucial to every business. Our courses can accommodate up to 12 candidates at a time.

All courses we deliver are in conjunction with WorkSafe Training Systems, providing industry recognised First Aid Training and qualification to HSE and Ofsted standards.

Click on the courses listed below to find out more details.

BASIC LIFE SUPPORT

WHEN AND WHERE

At your venue or a mutually convenient venue, all we require is for suitable space to deliver both the practical and theory elements of the course content. On dates to suit your group, work commitments and business needs. This is often more cost effective than training individuals.

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This course is suitable for the complete novice up to those who are skilled but need their resuscitation and general first aid skills updating.

 

COURSE OUTLINE

Scene Assessment
Primary Survey
CPR (including AED)
Choking
Bleeding
(All of the above can be adapted to include Adult, Child & Baby as required)

 

COURSE DURATION

This course is designed to be delivered within 3 hours but there is no maximum time limit. Additional subjects may be added or subjects removed dependent upon the needs of the group or client.

 

ASSESSMENT & CERTIFICATION

All programmes have a clearly defined and documented assessment process to ensure students have obtained a successful level of knowledge and ability. The BLS programme requires continual assessment with each student being observed completing every practical session.
The overall assessment policy and further information on assessment methods can be found in the WorkSafe Code of Practice for First Aid.
Successful students who have been observed performing the required skills will be submitted for certification. Certificates will be issued following course completion.

EMERGENCY FIRST AID AT WORK

WHEN & WHERE

At your venue or a mutually convenient venue, all we require is for suitable space to deliver both the practical and theory elements of the course content. On dates to suit your group, work commitments and business needs. This is often more cost effective than training individuals.

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Anyone over the age of 16 who may want to learn or need first aid skills.

 

COURSE OUTLINE

Scene Assessment
Primary Survey & unconscious casualty
CPR
Choking
Shock
Wounds and Bleeding
Seizures
First Aid Box and record keeping
Scenarios

 

COURSE DURATION

1 Day (6 Hours) this can be split over a period of three 2 hour sessions to meet business needs, but must not exceed three weeks between start and completion.

 

ASSESSMENT & CERTIFICATION

All programmes have a clearly defined and documented assessment process to ensure students have obtained a successful level of knowledge and ability. The EFAW programme requires continual assessment with each student being observed completing every practical session. A student self-assessment questionnaire must be completed at the end of the course. Peer and instructor assessments will be used during practical sessions.
The overall assessment policy and further information on assessment methods can be found in the WorkSafe Code of Practice for First Aid.
Successful students who have been observed performing the required skills will be submitted for certification. Certificates will be issued following course completion.

FIRST AID AT WORK

WHERE & WHEN

At your venue or a mutually convenient venue, all we require is for suitable space to deliver both the practical and theory elements of the course content. On dates to suit your group, work commitments and business needs. This is often more cost effective than training individuals.

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

For those whom are 16 years +. Once qualified holders of this first aid at work certificate can be used as First Aiders in the workplace in accordance with Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. WorkSafe are an industry recognised standard, in accordance with Ofsted and HSE requirements.

 

COURSE OUTLINE

Scene Assessment
Primary Survey, conscious & unconscious casualty management
CPR (including AED)
Choking Shock
Wounds & Bleeding (including eye injuries) Seizures
Secondary Survey Respiratory System and Hypoxia
Anaphylaxis Asthma & Hyperventilation
Drowning Chest Injuries
Common Illnesses Fractures & Soft Tissue
Head, Neck & Back injuries Burns & Electrical Injury
Stroke Diabetes
Hot & Cold injuries Poisoning
First Aid Equipment & Reporting

 

COURSE DURATION

The recommended time for delivery of this course will vary depending upon group size, experience and ability. The recommended time is 18 hours, inclusive of both written and practical assessments. By arrangement the course can be delivered on non-consecutive days for example one day a week over three weeks. In addition this course can be modified to deliver training on specific content as required.

 

ASSESSMENT & CERTIFICATION

All programmes have a clearly defined and documented assessment process to ensure students have obtained a successful level of knowledge and ability. The FAW programme requires continual assessment and a final written paper and practical assessment, each student will be observed completing every practical session.
The overall assessment policy and further information on assessment methods can be found in the WorkSafe Code of Practice for First Aid.
Successful students who have been observed performing the required skills will be submitted for certification. Certificates will be issued following course completion.

AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR

WHEN & WHERE

At your venue or a mutually convenient venue, all we require is for suitable space to deliver both the practical and theory elements of the course content. On dates to suit your group, work commitments and business needs. This is often more cost effective than training individuals.

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

If you have a defibrillator on site we would recommend this training. This training will benefit anyone over the age of 16 who may be interested in gaining knowledge on how a defibrillator can be used.

 

COURSE OUTLINE

Chain of survival
Heart Anatomy & Heart conditions
Cardiac Arrest & Defibrillation
The AED Device, its use & scenarios
Basic Life Support

 

COURSE DURATION

Half day minimum of 3 hours excluding breaks.

 

ASSESSMENT & CERTIFICATION

All programmes have a clearly defined and documented assessment process to ensure students have obtained a successful level of knowledge and ability. The AED programme requires continual assessment with each student being observed completing every practical session.
The overall assessment policy and further information on assessment methods can be found in the WorkSafe Code of Practice for First Aid.
Successful students who have been observed performing the required skills will be submitted for certification. Certificates will be issued following course completion.

PAEDIATRIC & EARLY YEARS FIRST AID

WHEN & WHERE?

At your venue or a mutually convenient venue, all we require is for suitable space to deliver both the practical and theory elements of the course content. On dates to suit your group, work commitments and business needs. This is often more cost effective than training individuals.

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Nursery/School Staff and or Childminders who are working in the Foundation and Early Years environment.
This course has been specifically designed to meet the recommendations of OFSTED.

 

COURSE OUTLINE

CPR Adult and CPR Infant and child Respiratory illness
Choking – Adult, Infant and Child Anaphylaxis
Seizures and Convulsion Shock
Wounds, Bleeding Poisoning
Burns Sprains, Strain and Breaks
Diabetes Hot and Cold related injuries
Illness and Injury in the Child Care settings First Aid Kits and Accident reporting

 

COURSE DURATION

2 days

 

ASSESSMENT & CERTIFICATION

All programmes have a clearly defined and documented assessment process to ensure students have obtained a successful level of knowledge and ability. The Paediatric First Aid programme requires continual assessment with each student being observed completing every practical session.
The overall assessment policy and further information on assessment methods can be found in the WorkSafe Code of Practice for First Aid.
Successful students who have been observed performing the required skills will be submitted for certification. Certificates will be issued following course completion.

The hands on personal approach
to First Aid Training

 

Here at First Aid Corporate Training all of our courses are recognised by the Health and Safety Executive, Ofsted and the National Childminding Association.

All learning materials and state of the art training aids are included and all participants will leave with a certification, a training book and an invaluable life skill.