Level 3 Paediatric First Aid (Classroom Day + E-Learning) course contents
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Online (E-Learning) Content (Theory Focus)
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Roles & Responsibilities: Paediatric First Aider duties, first aid kit contents, accident recording.
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Emergency Assessment: Assessing situations, primary survey, vital signs.
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Medical Conditions: Asthma, anaphylaxis, meningitis, febrile convulsions, diabetic emergencies, Sepsis.
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Specific Injuries: Burns, electric shock, poisoning, eye/ear/nose conditions, bites/stings, extreme temperatures.
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Infection Control & PPE: Preventing cross-contamination.
Classroom (Practical Day) Content (Hands-On Skills)
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Resuscitation: Infant and child CPR, using an AED.
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Unresponsive Child/Baby: Recovery positions.
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Choking: Management for infants and children.
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Bleeding & Shock: Dealing with wounds, catastrophic bleeding, hypovolemic shock.
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Injuries: Head, neck, spinal injuries, fractures, dislocations.
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Practical Assessment: Applying skills in scenarios, written/practical tests.
Overall Structure
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Blended Format: Online modules completed first, followed by a practical day.
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Duration: Typically, 12 hours total (e.g., 6 hours online, 6 hours in-person).
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Certification: Meets statutory requirements (like EYFS) for early years workers, valid for 3 years.
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199 British pounds
Level 3 FAW Requalification (Classroom Day + E-Learning) course contents
E-Learning (Theory) Modules
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Role & Responsibilities: First aider's role, infection control, consent, health & safety.
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Incident Management: Scene survey, primary survey, summoning help.
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Major Illnesses: Heart conditions, stroke, epilepsy, diabetes, asthma, severe allergies (anaphylaxis).
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Poisoning: Sudden poisoning, inhalation, ingestion.
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Minor Injuries: Cuts, grazes, bruises, bites, stings, eye injuries, burns.
Classroom (Practical) Sessions
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Adult Resuscitation: CPR & AED use (theory & practical).
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Unresponsive Casualty: Recovery position, seizure management.
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Choking: Mild vs. severe, back blows, abdominal thrusts.
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Bleeding & Shock: Controlling severe bleeding, managing shock.
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Injuries: Bone, muscle, joint injuries (fractures, sprains), head/spinal injuries, chest injuries, burns, eye injuries.
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Record Keeping: Maintaining accident records.
Key Focus Areas
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Practical Skills: Hands-on CPR, AED, recovery position, bandaging.
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Legal Compliance: Understanding HSE guidelines for workplace first aiders.
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Blended Format: Combines self-paced online learning with essential face-to-face practical assessment, usually completing the theory online first.
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199 British pounds