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A first aid course provides essential, hands-on training to recognize emergencies, manage injuries, and perform lifesaving techniques like CPR and AED use.
Typically lasting 8–17 hours, courses cover wound care, fractures, burns, and choking, aiming to build confidence to act in emergencies at home or work.
Key Components of a First Aid Course:
Principles of First Aid: Understanding the duties of a first aider, safety assessment, and activating emergency services.
Life-Saving Skills: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) usage.
Medical Emergencies: Managing heart attacks, fits, asthma, and strokes.
Injury Management: Treating cuts, severe bleeding, shock, fractures, and burns.
Practical Training: Hands-on scenarios designed to build confidence in handling emergencies.
Why Take a First Aid Course?
Save Lives: Enables immediate action to prevent a situation from worsening.
Emergency Preparedness: Empowers people to provide care in the workplace, home, or community.
Common Course Types:
Basic First Aid (BFAC): 8-hour course covering fundamental injuries and CPR.
Standard First Aid (SFA): 17-hour comprehensive training often required for coaches and trainers.
Feel free to text or message at 88547378 for more detail of the courses.