Description
Our First Aid at Work online training course is aimed at providing learners with key knowledge from the learnings topics from the regulated First Aid at Work Qualification.
Please note: This online training course is designed to cover key learning topics of an First Aid at Work qualification, but completing the online course will not grant you the qualification itself, as the training and exam for this must be taken in-person. You will however receive an eLearning certificate of completion upon successfully passing the course, making it a great choice for blended learning programmes, or as an induction, refresher or revision tool.
The first aid at work course is a total of 13 modules written specifically to cover key knowledge elements of the level 3 award. It is estimated that learners will take approximately 6 hours to complete all 13 modules. These modules are as follows:
Understanding the Role and Responsibilities of a First-Aider
Assessing an Incident
Managing an Unresponsive Casualty
Recognising and Assisting a Choking Casualty
Managing a Casualty – External Bleeding and Shock
Managing a Casualty – Minor Injury
Conducting a Secondary Survey
Administering First Aid to a Casualty with Injuries to their Bones
Administering First Aid to a Casualty with Head and Spinal Injuries
Administering First Aid to a Casualty with Suspected Chest Injuries
Administering First Aid to a Casualty with Burns or Eye Injuries
Administering First Aid to a Casualty with Sudden Poisoning or Anaphylaxis
Administering First Aid to a Casualty with a Major Illness
Knowledge will also be tested by a series of questions after each module. A pass mark of 100% is needed to complete the course.
On completion of the course, the system produces a personalised PDF certificate for you to download and print.
For the best experience, a Windows or Mac Laptop/Desktop computer with the latest version of Google Chrome is highly recommended.
Other browsers and devices, such as iPads and Tablets may not be compatible with some courses. Please get in touch for further advice. Please note Smartphones, Chromebooks and iPad Pro devices are currently unsupported.
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