Description

Furthermore, working within a care home, or the social care environment it may be very difficult to keep your first aid training current and up to date.

Our level 3 online emergency first aid training course is an ideal learning platform for you because this course can be completed around your working day. What’s more, over a number of days if required.

Equally important is that, this e-learning first aid training course is designed to give care home staff, or anyone working within the social care environment an introduction to emergency first aid at work training. This will give you the confidence to act & aid someone in an emergency situation.

What is covered in this e-learning course?

• What is first aid?
• Roles and responsibilities of a first aider
• Who and when to call to get help?
• What should be in a first aid kit?
• The primary survey
• Recovery position
• The secondary assessment
• Heart attack
• CPR on a person and infant
• Seizures
• Choking
• Blood loss and shock
• Amputations, penetrating injuries and objects in wounds
• Bandages
• Head injuries
• Burns
• Minor injuries
• Anaphylaxis

Course Certification

At the end of this online first aid training care homes e-learning course you will be required to complete an online assessment, which has a pass mark of 80%.

On successful completion of the e-learning first aid assessment you will be able to download and print your free first aid training certificate that can be used to provide evidence of compliance. Our CPD certificate can be used to provide evidence and is recognised internationally.

Additional Training Available

We also offer online infection control training that is suitable for care home staff.

We also offer training for care home and social care staff through our dedicated online care home training website. For additional information regarding the courses we offer, see our website by following this link: Online Care Home Training.

Finally, all of our e-learning course programs are accredited by the CPD Certification Service, accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines.