Paediatric and Adult First Aid (autumn)
If you work with adults or children and want to make sure you know what to do in an emergency, this one-day intensive Paediatric and Adult First Aid course will teach you everything you need. As well as gaining an insight into health and safety regulations, you’ll learn how to manage an incident and perform resuscitation. You’ll gain the confidence to deal with an unconscious adult or child casualty and learn about the recovery position, shock, bleeding, injuries to bones, burns, scalds, eye injuries, choking and more. If you pass the course, you’ll receive a certificate for Adult or Paediatric First Aid issued by First Aid First, which is approved by the Health and Safety Executive. This is valid for three years.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Paediatric and Adult First Aid (autumn)
If you work with adults or children and want to make sure you know what to do in an emergency, this one-day intensive Paediatric and Adult First Aid course will teach you everything you need. As well as gaining an insight into health and safety regulations, you’ll learn how to manage an incident and perform resuscitation. You’ll gain the confidence to deal with an unconscious adult or child casualty and learn about the recovery position, shock, bleeding, injuries to bones, burns, scalds, eye injuries, choking and more. If you pass the course, you’ll receive a certificate for Adult or Paediatric First Aid issued by First Aid First, which is approved by the Health and Safety Executive. This is valid for three years.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Paediatric and Adult First Aid (autumn)
If you work with adults or children and want to make sure you know what to do in an emergency, this one-day intensive Paediatric and Adult First Aid course will teach you everything you need. As well as gaining an insight into health and safety regulations, you’ll learn how to manage an incident and perform resuscitation. You’ll gain the confidence to deal with an unconscious adult or child casualty and learn about the recovery position, shock, bleeding, injuries to bones, burns, scalds, eye injuries, choking and more. If you pass the course, you’ll receive a certificate for Adult or Paediatric First Aid issued by First Aid First, which is approved by the Health and Safety Executive. This is valid for three years.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
Paediatric and Adult First Aid (autumn)
If you work with adults or children and want to make sure you know what to do in an emergency, this one-day intensive Paediatric and Adult First Aid course will teach you everything you need. As well as gaining an insight into health and safety regulations, you’ll learn how to manage an incident and perform resuscitation. You’ll gain the confidence to deal with an unconscious adult or child casualty and learn about the recovery position, shock, bleeding, injuries to bones, burns, scalds, eye injuries, choking and more. If you pass the course, you’ll receive a certificate for Adult or Paediatric First Aid issued by First Aid First, which is approved by the Health and Safety Executive. This is valid for three years.
Course fees
Or call us: Call this number: 020 8314 3300
Monday - Friday 10am-3pm
How to enrol
After you’ve chosen which course you want to do, you need to enrol. You should enrol before the course starts to make sure you get a place.
You can enrol up to three weeks after the start date if there are spaces available.
Enrolment
You can enrol online for most courses on the course page.
Phone: 020 8314 3300
Monday to Friday: 10am-3pm
Evening and Saturday mornings:
Phone: 020 8314 3300
Monday to Thursday: 4.30-7.30pm
Saturday: 9am-1pm
For enrolments during term time only.
You can also enrol in person at any one of our adult learning centres.
We can only accept debit or credit card payments.
Requirements
If this is your first enrolment you’ll need to provide proof of identity. We will accept a photo of one of the following:
- passport
- driving licence
- national ID card
- birth or adoption certificate
- National Insurance card
- credit or debit card
- recent utility bills or bank statements
- Freedom Pass
How to enrol if you get reduced fees
Find out whether you’re entitled to reduced fees when paying for your course.
If you’re entitled to reduced fees, you can enrol online, but you’ll need to pay for the course then claim a partial refund – you can do so by sending copies of any benefits you’ve claimed in the last three months to adultlearning@lewisham.gov.uk.
Paediatric and Adult First Aid (autumn)
Course information popup. Press Escape to close. Tab to move through the content.
Learning aims
- Gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence you need to administer first aid.
- Understand the regulations and legislation relating to first aid including health and safety.
- Learn how to administer first aid to an adult, child and infant.
- Understand your role and responsibilities when responding to accidents and injuries.
What prior knowledge do I need
The course is suitable for beginners, as well as those who need to refresh their training to maintain their roles and responsibilities as first aiders.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to suit different learning styles, including group teaching, classroom exercises, class discussions and practical skill sessions.
What assessment methods
The tutor will provide continuous assessment and feedback during the session.
Extra work
We recommend reading the booklet provided to help you remember what you have learned.
Materials needed
A full colour first aid manual is provided.
What to bring
Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a notepad and pen.
After completion
From here you can progress to other first aid courses. In addition, if successful in passing the course, your certificate will be available for collection from the Brockley Rise Centre reception a few weeks after completion.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Paediatric and Adult First Aid (autumn)
Course information popup. Press Escape to close. Tab to move through the content.
Learning aims
- Gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence you need to administer first aid.
- Understand the regulations and legislation relating to first aid including health and safety.
- Learn how to administer first aid to an adult, child and infant.
- Understand your role and responsibilities when responding to accidents and injuries.
What prior knowledge do I need
The course is suitable for beginners, as well as those who need to refresh their training to maintain their roles and responsibilities as first aiders.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to suit different learning styles, including group teaching, classroom exercises, class discussions and practical skill sessions.
What assessment methods
The tutor will provide continuous assessment and feedback during the session.
Extra work
We recommend reading the booklet provided to help you remember what you have learned.
Materials needed
A full colour first aid manual is provided.
What to bring
Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a notepad and pen.
After completion
From here you can progress to other first aid courses. In addition, if successful in passing the course, your certificate will be available for collection from the Brockley Rise Centre reception a few weeks after completion.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Paediatric and Adult First Aid (autumn)
Course information popup. Press Escape to close. Tab to move through the content.
Learning aims
- Gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence to administer first aid.
- Understand the regulations and legislation relating to first aid including health and safety.
- Learn how to administer first aid to an adult, child and infant.
- Understand your role and responsibilities when responding to accidents and injuries.
What prior knowledge do I need
The course is suitable for beginners, as well as those who need to refresh their training to maintain their roles and responsibilities as first aiders.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to suit different learning styles, including group teaching, classroom exercises, class discussions and practical skill sessions.
What assessment methods
The tutor will provide continuous assessment and feedback during the session.
Extra work
We recommend reading the booklet provided to help you remember what you have learned.
Materials needed
A full colour first aid manual is provided.
What to bring
Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a notepad and pen.
After completion
From here you can progress to other first aid courses. In addition, if successful in passing the course, your certificate will be available for collection from the Brockley Rise Centre reception a few weeks after completion.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
Paediatric and Adult First Aid (autumn)
Course information popup. Press Escape to close. Tab to move through the content.
Learning aims
- Gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence you need to administer first aid.
- Understand the regulations and legislation relating to first aid including health and safety.
- Learn how to administer first aid to an adult, child and infant.
- Understand your role and responsibilities when responding to accidents and injuries.
What prior knowledge do I need
The course is suitable for beginners, as well as those who need to refresh their training to maintain their roles and responsibilities as first aiders.
What teaching methods
The tutor will use a range of methods to suit different learning styles, including group teaching, classroom exercises, class discussions and practical skill sessions.
What assessment methods
The tutor will provide continuous assessment and feedback during the session.
Extra work
We recommend reading the booklet provided to help you remember what you have learned.
Materials needed
A full colour first aid manual is provided.
What to bring
Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a notepad and pen.
After completion
From here you can progress to other first aid courses. In addition, if successful in passing the course, your certificate will be available for collection from the Brockley Rise Centre reception a few weeks after completion.
Contact details
Rex Ford-Griffiths
Curriculum Leader for: Health and Wellbeing, Languages and Essential Skills
Phone:
020 8314 7436
Email:
rex.ford-griffiths@lewisham.gov.uk
