About the course
Accidents are common in classrooms and playgrounds, often making teachers, assistants, and school staff the first responders. Having trained staff on hand ensures that emergency first aid is administered quickly, preventing minor incidents from escalating into serious situations while providing the best possible care. This course includes the HSE-recognised Emergency First Aid at Work qualification, equipping staff with essential lifesaving skills.
FAQ's
This course is for
Any school staff who have been identified to become Emergency First Aiders or whole groups of teachers to render emergency aid to both staff and students. This course is ideal for staff training days.
What will I learn on this course
By the end of this course, the student will be able to:
- State the role of the Emergency First Aider in a school environment • Carry out a primary survey of a casualty (Adult & Children)
- To place an unconscious casualty into the recovery position
- Carry out effective rescue breathing to current Resuscitation Council guidelines (Adult & Children)
- Use of an AED
- Carry out effective CPR to current Resuscitation Council guidelines (Adult & Children)
- Recognise and deal with Minor & major cases of bleeding (nosebleeds, grazes and head injuries)
- To recognise and treat a patient suffering from medical shock
- Assess and treat a casualty with a broken bone
- Recognise & treat diabetic emergencies, seizures & asthma attacks.
- Open session to include topics relevant to your school
Certificate
A 3 year Certificate of Competence (FAIB approved) will be awarded on successful completion of the course and assessment.