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Training Course:

Paediatric First Aid – FAA Level 3 (Level 5 in Scotland) – 2 day

Course Introduction

This course has been developed for those who are working with children and infants. It will be of particular interest to teachers, child minders, crèche assistants, playgroup personnel and anyone else who has a responsibility for their welfare whilst in your care. The purpose of the qualification is for the learner to attain the knowledge and practical competence required to deal with a range of paediatric first aid situations.

This two-day qualification fulfils the requirements for first aid training detailed in the Department for Education’s statutory framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage.

Duration

Total qualification Time (TQT) is 15 hours, with at least 12 Guided Learning Hours (GLH) in the classroom over a minimum of 2 days plus independant pre and post course study. The qualification can be delivered over a maximum of a 6-week period with each training session being a minimum of 2 hours.

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Rules for attendance

Students must be a minimum of 16 years of age to qualify.

A maximum of 12 students can be accommodated on this course.

Certification

This two-day qualification fulfils the requirements for first aid training detailed in the Department for Education’s statutory framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage.

The qualification is assessed both through practical demonstration and written assessment. A learner must successfully pass both the written and practical assessments to achieve the qualification.

The qualification is valid for three years from the date of achievement. It is recommended that the learner attends annual refresher training. The learner will need to complete the full course again to requalify for a further three years.

Syllabus

A range of subjects are covered including:

Role of the Paediatric First Aider
Primary survey
Resuscitation (CPR including the safe use of an AED)
Wounds, bleeding and shock
Allergic reactions including anaphylaxis
Head, neck and back injuries
Seizure
Choking
Minor injuries
Recovery position
Fractures
Foreign bodies
Diabetic emergencies
Asthma
Meningitis
Febrile convulsions
Extreme cold and heat
Electrical incidents

If you are interested and would like more information, or would like to book a place or places, please enquire now.

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