Unaccredited - First Aid at Work
Is the First Aid at Work course accredited by an official body?
This course has a certificate issued by the training provider. It is not accredited by any outside body but is a valuable aid to gaining knowledge in this field.
What is the Unaccredited - First Aid at Work course?
Category: First-Aid · Level: Intermediate
This First Aid at Work course covers the syllabus as set out in the Health and Safety Approved code of practice. This course entails taking practical assessments on the final afternoon. Passing the assessments entitles the holder of the certificate to be registered as a First Aider. The certificate is currently valid for three years.
It is a highly participative first aid course with both tutorial and practical sessions.
This First Aid course does entail getting down onto the floor to do practical work.
As a broker we work with a large number of training providers who advertise their courses with us. The lowest price we have is £1,296.00 and the highest price is £1,300.00 (these prices may include Classroom, e-Learning, Distance Learning, In-House and Zoom options).
See Dates and LocationsHow long is the Unaccredited - First Aid at Work certificate valid for?
The Unaccredited First Aid at Work course certificate has 3 years validity.
It is recommended that you check with your course tutor for information on Unaccredited - First Aid at Work refresher courses and their recommended frequency, or the next-step qualification.
Who is the Unaccredited - First Aid at Work course designed for?
Designed for employers and employees who want to receive the most thorough first aid training possible. This course provides the comprehensive set of practical skills needed to become a confident first aider at work, with the knowledge and expertise to handle first aid emergencies.
What subjects does the Unaccredited - First Aid at Work course cover?
This 3-day First Aid at Work course will cover: –
Introduction to first aid
Personal Hygiene
Circulation
Resuscitation
Dressings and bandages
Wounds and bleeding
Circulatory disorders
Duties of a first aider
Fractures
Unconsciousness
Burns and scalding
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