Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 51 Lessons
- 2 Weeks
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- Introduction to First Aid and Legal RequirementsThis module lays the foundation for all subsequent learning by introducing the core principles, legal context, and responsibilities surrounding first aid. It ensures learners understand not only what first aid is, but also their role within it whether in a care setting, workplace, or public environment.7
- Assessing an IncidentThis module teaches learners how to approach an emergency situation safely and effectively. Correct assessment is the foundation of first aid it allows the first aider to understand the severity of the situation, prioritise their actions, and reduce risks for themselves and others.7
- CPR and Basic Life SupportThis critical module equips learners with the skills and knowledge to respond to cardiac arrest, respiratory failure, and unconsciousness, using internationally recognised best practices. Performing CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and administering basic life support can dramatically increase survival rates until emergency services arrive.10
- 3.13.1 Understanding Cardiac Arrest vs. Heart Attack
- 3.23.2 When to Start CPR
- 3.33.3 The Chain of Survival
- 3.43.4 Performing CPR (Adult)
- 3.53.5 Using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator)
- 3.63.6 Recovery Position (If Breathing but Unconscious)
- 3.73.7 Infant & Child CPR (Basic Overview)
- 3.83.8 Hands-Only CPR (COVID-19 Safe Option)
- 3.93.9 Common CPR Mistakes to Avoid
- 3.10π Summary of Module 3
- Common First Aid SituationsThis module teaches learners how to identify and respond to the most common injuries and medical emergencies they may encounter. It offers clear, step-by-step guidance rooted in UK first aid best practices (including guidance from St John Ambulance, NHS, and Resuscitation Council UK).9
- Minor Injuries and IllnessesThis module equips learners with practical knowledge and skills to assess and manage non-life-threatening but common conditions. Minor injuries and illnesses, if ignored or mistreated, can escalate into more serious problems. Early and appropriate first aid can ease pain, promote faster recovery, and reduce the risk of complications.10
- Recording and ReportingThis essential module covers the documentation and communication procedures following a first aid incident. Accurate recording and reporting help ensure ongoing care, legal compliance, and workplace safety improvements.8
- 6.16.1 Importance of Recording First Aid Incidents
- 6.26.2 What to Record
- 6.36.3 First Aid Record Forms and Accident Books
- 6.46.4 Reporting to Relevant Authorities
- 6.56.5 Confidentiality and Data Protection
- 6.66.6 Communicating with Casualty and Others
- 6.76.7 Learning and Continuous Improvement
- 6.8π Summary of Module 6
- π§ͺ Final Assessment Quiz β First Aid Awareness TrainingInstructions: Choose the best answer for each question.1