first aid for teachers

First Aid For Teachers

 

Education providers need to provide training for persons in their care and be confident in the application of first aid when needed. We have done the hard work for you and written a handy blog to help you with the subject of first aid for teachers.

What type of course do I need for children?

Either a 6-hour EPFA course or the 12 Hour Course. These courses are for children who are in education settings inspected by Ofsted.

New Combined FAW & Paediatric Course!

We now have a combined first Aid course that includes both a FAW qualification (Health and Safety Executive Requirements) and First Aid for Schools (Ofsted Requirements). Please Click here for more information.

School First Aid for the Outdoors

Forest School First Aid should undertake either of the courses as above as above, based on your risk assessment.

Owing to the additional risks of being in nature we would recommend that forest schools undertake the Forestry First Aid + F which covers subjects that are not normally covered on a first aid course for Schools. Subjects include snake bites, blood loss, and Lyme disease.

Keep up to date!

Training knowledge and skills can fade with time. We are never as confident as the months and years passed by since our last course, The HSE strongly advise that you undertake annual refresher training.

To find out more about our range first aid for teachers please call us.

Related Posts

FAW Training in Norfolk

First aid training Norfolk workplaces need to consider First Aid Training for their employers as part of their legal requirements. Business in Norfolk are broad ...
Read More →
efaw course

Courses in Cambridgeshire

Cambridgeshire created 7,516 new businesses in 2020, each business will need to think about workplace first aid, Training 999 provides onsite courses in Cambridgeshire for ...
Read More →
frec course

Groups Courses

First Aid Training For Groups   Training 999 can arrange on site first aid training for groups in Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire. Group first ...
Read More →
Scroll to Top