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Introduction
This course is designed to enable the successful candidate to train and assess AED courses. Ideal for leisure Centres.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must be able to provide evidence of the following:
• A current, in-date First Aid Certificate
• Training qualification and/or experience
• Background in First Aid within the workplace
Content
The course will be run over one day and will include the following:
• 4MAT system of education
• AED Subject workshops e.g. use of AED, protocols, anatomy of the heart, basic
• life support etc
• AED Course
• AED course delivery, assessment and administration
• Course equipment and resource requirements
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The programme will involve a significant amount of hands-on activity with additional work outside the sessions to develop the content and materials for assessment on the second day. The programme is quite demanding because it results in the acquisition of new skills and techniques over a short period.
Duration
The course is delivered over one day. We have no problems fitting in with existing work shift patterns and are happy to teach the course early morning, late evening or overnight if required! This is an ideal follow on from the First Aid Instructor/Assessor course.
Assessment
Candidates are assessed on their delivery of one practical and one theory session. Which they are required to deliver to other members of the group.
Cost
£150pp
Course Dates
Introduction
This course is designed to enable the successful candidate to train and assess both Basic Fire Safety & Fire Marshall courses and offer advice on the New Fire regulations to employers.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must be able to provide evidence of the following:
• A current, in-date Fire Safety Certificate or In house Role/ Experience
• Training qualification and/or experience
• Background in First Aid within the workplace
Content
The course will be run over two days and will include the following:
• 4MAT system of education
• Fire Safety Subject workshops I.e. use of Fire Extinguishers, Risk Assessments
• Fire Safety
• Basic Fire Safety & Fire Marshall course delivery, assessment and administration
• Course equipment and resource requirements
The programme will involve a significant amount of hands-on activity with additional work outside the sessions to develop the content and materials for assessment on the final day. The programme is quite demanding because it results in the acquisition of new skills and techniques over a short period.
Duration
The course is delivered over three days. We have no problems fitting in with existing work shift patterns and are happy to teach the course early morning, late evening or overnight if required!
Assessment
Candidates are assessed on their delivery of one practical and one theory session. Which they are required to deliver to other members of the group on the final day.
Cost
£350pp
Course Dates
Contact us for further information or to make a booking.
Introduction
This course is designed to enable the successful candidate to train and assess Health and Safety Executive (HSE) approved First Aid courses.
Successful candidates
On successful completion candidates will be qualified to train and assess First Aid courses for HSE approved companies.
This course will enable you to teach the following courses after completion:
• HSE Approved 4 Day First Aid at Work
• HSE Approved 2 Day First Aid at Work
• Refresher 1 Day Appointed Person
• ½ Day Emergency Aid
• 1 & 2 Day Paediatric First Aid
Successful candidates
Candidates must be able to provide evidence of the following:
• A current, in date FAW certificate (unless registered General Nurse or Medical
• Practitioner
• Training qualification and/or experience
• Background in First Aid within the workplace
Content
The course will be run over three days and will include the following:
• 4MAT system of education
• First aid subject workshops
• First aid changes 2005
• First Aid at Work 4 day course delivery, assessment and administration
• First Aid at Work 2 day refresher delivery, assessment and administration
• Emergency First Aid / Appointed Person delivery, assessment and administration
• Course equipment and resource requirements
Duration
3 days.
Cost
£350pp
Courses Dates
£350pp
• 23rd – 25th March 2010
• 19th – 21st July 2010
• 16th – 18th November 2010
All Wales Manual Handling Passport Scheme
Introduction
This course is designed to enable the successful candidate to train and assess Manual Handling courses to the All Wales Manual Handling Passport Scheme standard.
Pre-requisites
Candidates must be able to provide evidence of the following:
• A current, in-date Manual Handling Certificate
• Training qualification and/or experience
• Background in Manual Handling within the workplace
Content
The course will be run over three days and will include the following:
• 4MAT system of education
• Manual Handling Subject workshops
• All Wales Manual Handling Passport Scheme
• Foundation 1 day manual handling course delivery, assessment and administration
• Course equipment and resource requirements
The programme will involve a significant amount of hands-on activity with additional work outside the sessions to develop the content and materials for assessment on the final day. The programme is quite demanding because it results in the acquisition of new skills and techniques over a short period.
Duration
The course is delivered over three days. We have no problems fitting in with existing work shift patterns and are happy to teach the course early morning, late evening or overnight if required!
Assessment
Candidates are assessed on their delivery of one practical and one theory session. Which they are required to deliver to other members of the group on the final day.
Cost
£350pp
Course Dates
Contact us for further information or to make a booking.
Chartered Institute of Environmental Health
Who is it for?
It is ideal for anyone who needs to either understand the basics of training practice, or wants to refine their training techniques. Those who have never delivered training before will find it an ideal basis for their future training activities. The qualification is essential for those who wish to become CIEH registered trainers (certain other training qualifications are also recognised, and conditions regarding technical knowledge and experience also apply).
Who can benefit?
• Organisations have a wealth of occupational experts at their disposal that do
• not possess a recognised training qualification. Why use external training
• providers when you can dramatically reduce your training budget by having your
• own in-house trainers to deliver what you want and when you want it.
• Organisations that want to design and deliver specialist in-house training
• Managers and supervisors who train as part of their leadership remit
• NVQ assessors that carry out the role of tutor/mentor for their candidates
• Health and safety consultants can give added value to their clients by also
• delivering their Health and Safety/Manual Handling training. Who better? You
• produced their policies and know the organisation inside out!
• Individuals who want a new career in training
What is the Professional Trainers Certificate?
The Professional Trainers Certificate is a nationally recognised training qualification.
This qualification extends the content of basic training techniques courses by encouraging a dynamic and flexible approach to training delivery, taking into account some of the recent advances in accelerated learning and Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP).
However, it is still founded on a basic short-course training programme that can typically be delivered in three to four days depending on the size of the group.
The qualification provides an opportunity to understand and practice a professional approach to training design and delivery, with a structured syllabus and assessment opportunity.
The programme will involve a significant amount of hands-on activity with additional work outside the sessions to develop the content and materials for assessment on the final day. The programme is quite demanding because it results in the acquisition of new skills and techniques over a short period.
The qualification will enable successful candidates to understand and put into practice the following:
• How training can best be delivered to secure effective learning
• How to structure and design training sessions
• How to make training sessions interesting, stimulating and relevant
Duration
3 days
Assessment
Candidates are assessed on their design and delivery of a short training session which they are required to deliver to other members of the group on the final day.
Cost
£375pp
Course Dates
• 10th – 12th February 2010
• 24th – 26th May 2010
• 16th – 18th August 2010
• 20th 22nd October 2010
• 7th – 10th December 2010
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