First Aid at work Level III
Assessment and Progression:
Assessment for this course will be based on a combination of quizzes, practical assessments, and a final project. Learners must achieve a minimum grade of 70% to pass the course. Upon successful completion of the course, learners will receive a certificate of completion and may progress to advanced courses in first aid or related fields.
Course Contents: The following table outlines the 10 course contents for First Aid at Work Level III:
| Content | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction to advanced first aid principles |
| 2 | Basic anatomy and physiology |
| 3 | Medical emergencies |
| 4 | Trauma emergencies |
| 5 | Advanced life support |
| 6 | Casualty management |
| 7 | First aid in the workplace |
| 8 | First aid regulations and compliance |
| 9 | Emergency response planning and management |
| 10 | Emerging first aid issues and trends |
Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this course, learners will be able to:
| Outcome | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Apply advanced first aid principles in real-world scenarios |
| 2 | Demonstrate knowledge of basic anatomy and physiology |
| 3 | Respond effectively to medical emergencies |
| 4 | Respond effectively to trauma emergencies |
| 5 | Provide advanced life support |
| 6 | Manage casualties effectively |
| 7 | Apply first aid in the workplace |
| 8 | Ensure compliance with first aid regulations and standards |
| 9 | Develop emergency response plans and manage medical emergencies |
| 10 | Stay informed of emerging first aid issues and trends |
Course Introduction:
This course is designed to provide learners with advanced knowledge and skills in first aid response. Building on the foundational concepts covered in First Aid Level I and II, this course delves deeper into the practical application of first aid principles in real-world scenarios. Learners will explore advanced first aid methodologies and gain hands-on experience in responding to medical emergencies, managing casualties, and providing advanced life support.