Name: Blended 12hr Paediatric First Aid Training⛑️
Start: 2025-12-10T09:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-12-10T16:00:00+00:00
Location: Strawberry Fields Digital hub

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Paediatric First Aid Training Blended (12 Hrs)
Join us at The Hideaway, Egerton, Bolton for our Paediatric First Aid at Work course! Ideal for professionals working with children, such as teaching assistants, teachers, nursery nurses, and activity providers, this comprehensive training equips you with vital skills to handle emergencies effectively.
Non Accreditation – FAIB (First Aid Industry Body)
Accredited by ITC and meeting Ofqual standards,
What is the difference between Non Accredited and Accredited?
The main difference between non-accredited training via the First Aid Industry Body (FAIB) and accredited training through ITC First – Ofqual lies in the level of formal recognition and regulatory oversight associated with the training.
Non-Accredited Training (FAIB)
Recognition: Non-accredited courses are often recognised by employers and organisations that value practical, industry-relevant training, but they may not carry formal recognition from regulatory bodies.
Flexibility: FAIB courses may offer more flexibility in terms of course design and delivery. Training providers can adapt their programs to meet the specific needs of their audience without adhering to strict accreditation requirements. However we do follow all the same content, and training delivery as our Accredited course content.
Monitoring: While FAIB courses are monitored to ensure they meet industry standards.
Accredited Training (ITC First – Ofqual)
Formal Recognition: Accredited courses are officially recognised by regulatory bodies and may be required for certain workplaces or industries. This can enhance employability and credibility.
Standardised Curriculum: Accredited training must adhere to a standardised curriculum and assessment criteria set by Ofqual, ensuring consistency in content and delivery across different providers.
Rigorous Oversight: ITC First undergoes rigorous quality assurance processes to maintain its accredited status, providing an additional layer of confidence for employers and participants.
Conclusion
While both types of training aim to deliver essential first aid skills, the choice between them often depends on the specific requirements of the setting or organisation. Employers may prefer accredited training for its formal recognition, while others may find non-accredited courses sufficient for their needs. Ultimately, it’s essential to consider the context and requirements of the workplace when deciding which type of training to pursue.
Our Training course will follow Ofqual regulations however the certification will differ depending on the option you take.
this 12-hour course (6 hours online, 6 hours face-to-face) covers a wide range of topics including:
– Roles and responsibilities in paediatric first aid
– Emergencies and scene surveys
– Assessment and treatment of unconscious breathing casualties
– Dealing with unconscious casualties who are not breathing
– CPR techniques and proper use of defibrillators
– Procedures for managing choking incidents
– Management of bleeds and wounds
– Identification and treatment of fractures and dislocations
– First aid for burns of various degrees
– Recognition and response to common childhood illnesses
– Handling elemental illnesses such as heat exhaustion and hypothermia
– Understanding and managing diabetes emergencies
– Response to anaphylactic reactions
– Management of seizures in children
– Recognition and treatment of childhood illnesses
And much more! Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your ability to care for the little ones in your charge. Book your spot today!

Upon booking your spot you will receive email correspondence regarding how to access your eLearning part of the course. This must be completed prior to attending the face to face training.