Community First Aid - Morning

Service Description

Morning Course Timings: 9am - 1pm Community First Aid: Professional Skills for Your Everyday Life ​Are you prepared to handle a medical emergency when it matters most—at home, in your community, or with friends? ​Community First Aid course delivers professional-grade, practical training specifically designed for the general public, parents, volunteers, and anyone who wants confidence outside of a traditional workplace setting. ​What Makes This Course Different? ​While this course is not the statutory First Aid at Work (FAW) qualification, it equips you with the expert knowledge and hands-on skills that meet professional standards. We focus on the most common and critical real-world situations, ensuring you can act quickly and effectively until emergency services arrive. ​Real-World Scenarios: We use practical, common situations you're likely to encounter in daily life, not just industrial accidents. ​Expert Instruction: Learn from certified instructors who bring a wealth of experience. ​Confidence, Not Just Certification: Our goal is to make you competent and confident in applying first aid immediately. ​ ​You will gain essential skills to manage a wide range of emergencies, including: ​Unresponsive Casualty: How to safely check for breathing and manage an unconscious person. ​CPR & Defibrillation (AED): Essential life-saving techniques for adults, children, and infants. ​Choking: Recognizing the signs and applying effective relief techniques. ​Severe Bleeding: Controlling blood loss and managing shock. ​Injuries: Dealing with burns, fractures, sprains, and head injuries. ​Medical Emergencies: Recognizing and responding to heart attacks, strokes, seizures, and anaphylaxis. ​ ​This course is perfect for: ​Parents and Guardians: Gain the confidence to protect your children. ​Community Group Leaders & Volunteers: ​Anyone seeking professional, current, and practical first aid skills for life outside the workplace. ​Ready to gain professional readiness for your community?