Paediatric First Aid
Overview
Our Blended Paediatric First Aid course combines 6hrs of practical training with 6hrs of e-Learning. Our web-based, interactive e-Learning module must be completed prior to the practical day. Learners can access the module as many times as required via a computer/laptop/tablet and phone. The face-to-face training day is 6 hours of practical, trainer-led training to provide learners with the skills, knowledge and confidence to act quickly and effectively when paediatric emergencies arise.
The course is EYFS compliant and meets Ofsted registration requirements This course is also suitable for EPA, for the Early Years Educator and EYFS requirements.
This course meets the full requirements of OFSTED / EYFS 2021 for those caring for or working with babies through to young adults. This course is equivalent of level three Full Paediatric First Aid.
About the course
Our blended paediatric course contains 2 parts
E-learning to complete prior to the practical training day: Your eLearning code will be emailed to you following your booking confirmation. The eLearning takes approximately 6 hours to complete and can be completed over a number of days prior to your practical training
Practical Training Day: You will attend a face to face training session under the guidance of one of our expert Paediatric trainers at one of our training centres or your place of work.
This course can also be delivered in the traditional way as 2 face to face 6 hour days.
Paediatric First Aid
Qualification - Full Paediatric First Aid - for OFSTED registration
1 day practical + 1 day eLearning
Delivered at your place of work or at one of our training centres
Course content includes
- Roles & Responsibilities of the First Aider
- Assessing an Emergency Situation
- Unresponsive Casualty (Not Breathing)
- Infant & Child
- Unresponsive Casualty (Breathing) – Infant & Child
- Choking – Infant & Child
- Head Injuries
- Seizures
- Burns, Bleeds & Shock
- Anaphylaxis
- Asthma
- Croup
- Bites & Stings
- Suspected Fracture
- Neck or Back Injuries
- Burns & Scalds
- Diabetes
- Meningitis
- Minor Injuries
- Fevers
- Poisons
- Electric Shock
- Drowning
- Extreme Temperatures