Information and Booking
Trainer: Marlin Training
Cost: Internal - no charge. Please check our cancellation fees before booking.
Duration 1 day (09:00 – 17:00)
Unless otherwise stated, all courses are held in South Kensington.
Read before you book: Bookings must be made by First Aid Coordinators (FAC). Please contact your local FAC if you need further information.
Dates:
2024
08 October – SK
09 October – SK - Fully booked
06 November – SK
25 November – SK
26 November (Hall Wardens) – SK - Fully booked
27 November - SP
02 December – WC
04 December – SK
10 December – SK
2025
20 January – SK
10 February – WC
11 March – SK
24 March – SK
25 March – SK
31 March – WC
29 April – SK
19 May – SK
21 May – SK
10 June – WC
23 June – SK
Who should attend
Nominated staff and postgraduate students on all Imperial campuses who may need to contain a situation before referring to the Health Centre, Accident and Emergency or Urgent Care Centre as appropriate.
This qualification lasts three years, after which you should attend this course again to re-qualify.
During these three years, it is highly recommended that you attend the First Aid Refresher + AED course to practice your skills at least 18 months before your qualification expires.
Essential Information
Skills on the course are examined continuously by the trainer. The national body, First Aid Industry Body (FAIB), sets multiple-choice questions to test theoretical knowledge. There will be an examination at the end of the course. Please bring a mobile device or laptop to access the final examination.
Participants should have good English language skills to pass this exam. You should be physically able to participate in these sessions and dress appropriately.
Attendance for the entire duration of the course is mandatory. Participants who arrive late may not be allowed admission to this course – this decision is at the tutor’s discretion.
It is the responsibility of individuals to ensure that they re-qualify before their Certificates expire.
Key Areas
- What to do in an emergency
- Management of the unconscious casualty - the Initial assessment and recovery position (DRSABC)
- Choking
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- Dealing with a patient who is bleeding
- Treating minor injuries and minor burns
- Recovery position
- Automated External Defibrillation training