2 day 16 hr Outdoor First Aid (+F) Course

Course Details

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

Course Covers: This course develops the skills and confidence needed to assess and manage injuries and medical emergencies in outdoor environments including water, rock, and land, stabilising a casualty until rescue services arrive
Course format:
2-hour online module (must be completed before attendance)
Two practical days (7 hours each)
Total: 16 hours
Alternative option:
Complete a full 3-day First Aid at Work qualification by undertaking a 6-hour online module, followed by two days of practical training.
Suitable for:
Learners requiring a First Aid at Work qualification
Those working in outdoor or remote environments
Additional benefits:
Can count towards 14 hours CPC Professional Driver Training

Suitable For: Outdoor instructors and outdoor enthusiasts, Sports coaches. All NGB's, BCU, RYA, MTA, BASI etc Ideal for those working in forestry environments including forestry workers, arborists, vegetation clearance, tree planting & Forestry Commission work.

Requirements: None

Qualification Gained: Two-day (16-hour) Outdoor Emergency First Aid at Work (+F) and Forest School certificates, with the option to upgrade to a full 3-day First Aid at Work qualification by completing the extended online module.

Minimum Age: 16

Fitness: This course is active and highly practical. To meet certification requirements, all learners must be assessed while performing hands-on practical elements, some of which will require kneeling on the floor. Please ensure you are able to physically fulfil these practical requirements. Learners should wear comfortable, suitable clothing, such as loose-fitting trousers, leggings, or jeans. We advise against wearing skirts or short clothing that may cause discomfort during practical assessments.

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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