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Would you know what to do if someone collapsed or stopped breathing?
The clinic is now registered to deliver:
• Level 2 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (QCF)
• Level 3 Award in First Aid at Work (QCF)
Both courses are approved by the Health and Safety Executive and are valid for 3 years, although a yearly refresher course is always advised. We can cater the course to be sports specific if required.
All successful students will be issued with a certificate, along with a wallet-sized plastic card detailing their qualification.
Level 2 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (QCF)
What content is covered?
You will learn and understand: the roles and responsibilities of the Emergency First Aider, how to assess an incident, how to recognise signs and symptoms of numerous injuries and illnesses, and what treatment to administer to assist the casualty.
Specific injuries and illnesses you will be able to deal with include: heart attacks and cardiac arrests, fractured bones, loss of blood, fainting, shock, choking, head injuries, diabetes, burns, soft tissue injuries and collapsed patients.
How long does the course last?
The course includes at least 6 hours of contact time with your tutor. Further reading may be set at the end if required. The course can be split over 2 days/evenings if more suitable for you.
Where can the course be held?
We offer courses at Cambridge United Football Stadium, or we can attend your premises if it is of adequate size for the number of candidates on the course.
How is the qualification assessed?
The qualification is assessed via practical demonstrations and oral questioning throughout the duration of the course.
How much does the course cost?
The course costs £99 per person. However, if there is a group of 8 or more, this cost reduces to £89.
Level 3 Award in First Aid at Work (QCF)
What content is covered?
You will learn and understand: the roles and responsibilities of the First Aider, how to assess an incident, how to recognise signs and symptoms of major injuries and illnesses, and what treatment to administer to assist the casualty.
The course content is more in-depth than the Level 2 Award. Specific injuries and illnesses you will be able to deal with include: chest injuries, spinal injuries, anaphylaxis, heart attacks and cardiac arrests, fractured bones, loss of blood, fainting, shock, choking, head injuries, diabetes, burns, soft tissue injuries and collapsed patients.
How long does the course last?
The course duration is 3 days.
Where can the course be held?
We offer courses at Cambridge United Football Stadium, or we can attend your premises if it is of adequate size for the number of candidates on the course.
How is the qualification assessed?
The qualification is assessed via practical demonstrations and oral questioning throughout the duration of the course.
How much does the course cost?
The course costs £240.