Emergency Paediatric First Aid

Emergency Paediatric First Aid

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Summary: This course is the 1-day entry level Paediatric First Aid course suitable for parents, nannies and au pairs. However, if you are registering with Ofsted or EYFS, or going for Millie’s Mark you will need our full two day course instead.

Combined 1-day and 2-day Paediatric course

This course is day 1 of the two day Paediatric First aid course, so if you are looking for a Group Booking, the two courses can be combined to maximise the number of places on the course for you.

Combined 1-day Paediatric and 1-day Workplace course

We can combine this course with the 1 day Emergency First Aid at Work course. It will require additional time (30 Minutes) and cost £50 + £20 per learner for the Certificate. It saves your staff having to attend two courses.

Anaphylaxis add-on

This course syllabus does not include dealing with Anaphylaxis, but with heightened awareness of the problem and the introduction of Benedict’s Law, it is a recommended add-on. The cost of the add-on is £50 for the additional training plus £5 per person that needs the Certificate. Please allow an extra 30 minutes on the course duration.

Key information

Duration (excluding breaks)

6 hrs

Maximum students per course

12

Minimum age

14 years

Certification

All Certificates issued are in electronic (PDF) format. They will be sent to the person (or organisation) that organised the Booking in order for them to be distributed to the student(s).

Individual Price

£80

Group Price

£600
Whilst we try and maintain a fixed cost for our courses, our prices may be subject to an additional fuel charge if your location is a distance away from our nearest trainer to you.
There is a £50 supplement per day if that day is a Sunday or Bank Holiday.
All prices exclude VAT at the current rate of 20%

Syllabus

  • Be able to assess an emergency situation and prioritise what action to take
  • Help a baby or child who is unresponsive and breathing normally
  • Help a baby or child who is unresponsive and not breathing normally
  • Help a baby or child who is having a seizure
  • Help a baby or child who is choking
  • Help a baby or child who is bleeding
  • Help a baby or child who is suffering from shock caused by severe blood loss (hypovolaemic shock)
  • Help a baby or child with minor injuries