2-Day Outdoor First Aid / Forest Schools / +F. (Blended Course)

Course Details

Delivery Method: Blended Learning. Online learning combined with attendance at a two day practical session.

Course Covers: Develop the skills and confidence to assess and manage injuries and medical emergencies in outdoor, woodland and Forest School environments.
Learn casualty assessment, CPR and AED use, managing unconscious casualties, choking, bleeding, shock, fractures, spinal injuries, burns, hypothermia, and common medical conditions.
Includes realistic outdoor scenarios, remote incident management, Forest School-specific first aid considerations, and casualty care until emergency services arrive.

Counts towards 14 hours Driver CPC Periodic Training (additional CPC upload fee applies).

By completing a 6-hour online top-up module, this course can also be upgraded to gain a full 2-Day Paediatric First Aid qualification and/or a 3-Day First Aid at Work qualification, alongside the 2-Day Outdoor First Aid (+F) / Forest Schools Certificate.

Suitable For: Outdoor instructors, sports coaches and NGB members, including Paddle UK, RYA, Mountain Training and BASI. Ideal for forestry workers, arborists, tree planters, Forest School Leaders and those in remote outdoor or woodland environments.

Requirements: No previous first aid experience is required. Participants should have an interest in outdoor activities and be comfortable taking part in practical, hands-on scenarios in outdoor environments. A sense of humour, willingness to learn, and experience of working, volunteering, or spending time outdoors will help you get the most from the course.

Qualification Gained: Successful participants will receive a 16-Hour Active Aid Outdoor First Aid (+F) / Forest Schools Certificate, suitable for many Forest School, outdoor education, and activity leadership requirements.

Minimum Age: 16

Fitness: This is an active, hands-on course delivered primarily through practical outdoor scenarios. Participants should be able to take part in practical activities, including kneeling, moving around uneven ground, and performing CPR on the floor as part of the assessment process. Please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear suitable for outdoor environments. We recommend clothing that allows freedom of movement during practical exercises. If you have any concerns about mobility or fitness requirements, please contact us before booking to discuss how we can support your participation.

More information about this course:
https://active-aid.elearnhere.uk/product/course-description-blended-efaw-outdoor-first-aid/

Manual for this course.
https://active-aid.elearnherebooks.uk/bfawo-content/start-bfawo.html

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