Forest School First Aid
Forest School First Aid
Course Overview
Duration: 16 hrs
Delivery: Face-to-Face
Level: 3
This course aims to equip individuals engaged in outdoor activities with the necessary skills for managing incidents effectively, particularly those working with children in outdoor settings. Aligned with the Forest School ethos and requirements, the Forest School First Aid course is tailored to the specific environments and challenges encountered by practitioners, making it the preferred choice for those dedicated to the profession of Forest School.
- Role and Responsibility of a First Aider: Understand specific duties in outdoor settings.
- Effective Incident Assessment: Quickly assess incidents for a prompt response.
- Unresponsive Casualty Management: Handle abnormal and normal breathing scenarios.
- Seizure and Choking Management: Safely address seizures and assist choking casualties.
- Bleeding and Shock Management: Control external bleeding and manage shock.
- Minor Injuries and Water-Related Incidents: Handle minor injuries and provide aid for water incidents.
- Assessment and Aid for Specific Injuries: Recognise signs, symptoms, and history. Administer first aid for various injuries and conditions.
- Emergency Responses: Provide aid for poisoning, anaphylaxis, bites, stings, heat or cold effects, and suspected major illnesses.
Upon successful completion of the Forest School First Aid Course, participants will gain:
Specialised Outdoor First Aid Skills: Equipping individuals with targeted first aid skills for outdoor settings, addressing the unique challenges of Forest School environments.
Forest School Ethos Integration: Ensuring a seamless integration of first aid principles into the Forest School ethos, fostering a holistic approach to safety in outdoor education.
Effective Incident Management: Developing competence in responding to incidents, including quick and effective responses, risk assessment, and communication strategies.
Professional Recognition: Attaining a recognised qualification that positions participants as preferred candidates for roles in outdoor education, particularly those involving children in natural environments.
Locations:
Forward Step Training Birmingham City Training Centre
77 -87 New Town Row, Birmingham, B6 4HG
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Unit 9, Rollingmill Industrial Estate, Rollingmill Street, Walsall, West Midlands, WS2 9EQ
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