Teaches how to assess danger, check for a response, clear the airway, check breathing, and maintain circulation to quickly identify and manage life-threatening conditions.
Explains how to carry out a full head-to-toe assessment after the primary survey, gather medical history, and monitor the casualty until help arrives.
Covers how to safely place a child or adult in the recovery position, monitor their condition, and understand when further intervention is needed.
Provides practical training in CPR for adults, children, and infants, along with the safe use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) available in many school settings.
Demonstrates how to recognise and respond to choking in children and adults, using back blows and abdominal thrusts effectively and safely.
Covers how to control external bleeding, apply dressings and pressure, and manage symptoms of shock resulting from blood loss or trauma.
Mini Medics Certification for younger learners and fully accredited qualifications for young adults are provided on completion of the course.