This is an accredited first aid course for the workplace. It is the basic requirement for nominated first aiders. To complete the course, students must successfully complete all of the practical assessments. Assessments are ongoing and carried out by the trainer. A three-year EFAW qualification will
This is an accredited first aid course for the workplace. It is the basic requirement for nominated first aiders. To complete the course, students must successfully complete all of the practical assessments. Assessments are ongoing and carried out by the trainer. A three-year EFAW qualification will be issued to those participants who satisfy all of the assessment criteria.
Age – 14+ (NB: A student cannot assume a responsibility in the workplace until they reach the age of 16, and then it is the employer’s responsibility to ensure that the student is suitable for that role.)
It is recommended that all regular volunteers and paid staff over 18 attend this course.
Course content: –
Module 1 – Introduction
Module 2 – What is first aid?
Module 3 – Legislation
Module 4 – Responsibilities
Module 5 – Action in an emergency
Module 6 – Primary survey
Module 7 – Secondary assessment
Module 8 – The respiratory system
Module 9 – Resuscitation and AED
Module 10 – Disorders of respiration
Module 11 – Disorders of circulation
Module 12 – Wounds and bleeding
Module 13 – Seizures
Module 14 – Minor burns and scalds
Module 15 – Foreign objects
Module 16 – Course closure
The qualification lasts for three years, however you may wish to attend a half day refresher.
Berkshire Youth has been serving the young people of Berkshire, delivering excellent and efficient youth support services for more than 80 years. We are proud of our track record and committed to building on it over the coming years to support young people make successful transitions to adulthood.
Our mission is to be the champion of young people in Berkshire, furthering their development and education and enriching their lives through leisure time activities to help them grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and that their conditions of life may be improved.
We do this by supporting and developing clubs and delivering projects so they can provide the best service for young people in Berkshire and give them the best possible start in life. We ensure that everything we do is sensitive to each local community’s agenda so that we can be a trusted advocate for young people and communities.
Berkshire Youth supports youth leaders and young people aged 10 to 18 through challenging life transitions/events to help them make the right choices, grow resilience and mature as individuals and members of society through:
Activities to encourage young people to adopt a healthy lifestyle and grow in confidence and self-esteem
Training for youth workers, volunteers and young people
Action through volunteering, encouraging young people to take positive action within their own community, involve others in shaping services for young people and to grow into the next generation of leaders
Club support for the many clubs for young people across Berkshire, including affiliating our members to Ambition and UK Youth
Safeguarding Young People
Berkshire Youth has a duty to work to prevent children and young people from suffering harm. This includes a responsibility for promoting their welfare, and referring them to Children’s Social Care when children and young people are at risk from harm.
In the case of young people in particular, there is a specific responsibility to address the risks posed by the behaviour and actions of the young person themselves and to understand and respond to the causes of that behaviour.
On successful completion this course will enable the student to act as a First Aider within the workplace.
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