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First Aid

Education & Workplace Care
The roles and responsibilities of first aiders, infection control, incident reporting, and essential first aid skills, including primary surveys, CPR, airway management, treating choking, bleeding, shock, seizures, and minor injuries.
First Aid

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Welcome to this course about First Aid

By the end of this course, you will have learned about the following:

  • How to identify the roles and responsibilities of first aiders.
  • How to minimise the risk of infection to self and others.
  • How to complete an incident report form.
  • First aid skills.
  • How to conduct a Primary Survey.
  • How to identify when and how to call emergency services.
  • Explain how to assess a casualty’s level of consciousness.
  • How to open a casualty’s airway and check their breathing.
  • Explain how to correctly put an unconscious person into the recovery position.
  • Describe how to treat a casualty who is in a seizure.
  • Explain how to perform CPR.
  • Describe how to identify a casualty with a blocked airway.
  • Explain how to treat a person who is choking.
  • Explain how to control severe external bleeding.
  • Describe signs and symptoms of shock.
  • Describe how to manage a casualty who is in shock.
  • Describe how to manage small cuts, grazes, and bruises, minor burns, scalds, and splinters.

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Once enrolled, explore the Course Content, which is a series of lessons, with topics in each one.

Complete each step

Once you’ve read each topic mark it complete and complete each assesment

Final assessment

At the end there is a final assessment which you are required to take.

Completing the course

To receive your certificate of completion, you need to achieve at least 80% in your final assessment. You can retake this assessment three times. If, after the third time, you have not passed the assignment, we will be unable to issue you a certificate of completion.

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Course Content

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Social Media Policy 1 Assessment
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Identifying the roles and responsibilities of first aiders 3 Topics
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Describe how to minimise the risk of infection to self and others 3 Topics
How to complete an incident form 1 Topic
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First Aid Kits 2 Topics
Conducting a primary survey 1 Topic
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Identifying when and how to contact emergency services 3 Topics
Assessing a casualty’s level of consciousness 1 Topic
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How to open a casualty’s airway and check their breathing 4 Topics
How to correctly put an unconscious person in the recovery position 1 Topic
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Performing CPR 2 Topics
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Automated External Defibrillator (AED) 1 Topic
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Identifying a casualty with a blocked airway 2 Topics
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Controlling severe external bleeding 2 Topics
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Shock 3 Topics
Managing small cuts, grazes, bruises, minor burns, scalds, and splinters 4 Topics
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First Aid

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Essay & Assignment Guidance

The below tips are here to support you with all written assignments and practical submissions across your course(s). Whether you’re writing an essay, submitting evidence, or preparing a teaching session, you’ll find helpful tips, reminders, and explanations below.

Depending on your course, you may be required to complete one or more of the following:

  • Written essays (typically between 500–1000 words)
  • Reflective pieces or responses
  • Evidence uploads (e.g. samples of your note-taking practice)
  • Practical recordings (e.g. delivering a short teaching session)
  • Short answer questions or workbook task
  • Your specific assignment details, word count, and criteria will be explained clearly on your course assignment page.

When you’re asked to do something in your assignment, understanding the wording is key. Here’s a breakdown of what some common task words mean:

  • Discuss – Present different perspectives and come to a reasoned conclusion.
  • Evaluate – Weigh up strengths and weaknesses; provide a judgment.
  • Explain – Make something clear and give reasons or examples.
  • Compare – Show similarities and differences between two or more things.
  • Analyse – Break down into parts and examine how those parts work together.
  • Reflect – Think critically about your experience, actions, or learning.
  • Start with a plan: Jot down your main points, then build out your structure.
  • Stick to the question: Refer to what you’re being asked regularly — it’s easy to go off track.
  • Use clear paragraphs: Each paragraph should make one point backed up with explanation or evidence.
  • Support your ideas: Use examples, experience, or theory to strengthen your arguments.
  • Stay concise and focused: Avoid long-winded explanations. Make every word count.
  • Proofread before you submit: Look for typos, grammar issues, or unclear sentences

For any formal writing, we ask that you use the Harvard Referencing Style. This means:

  • Quoting or paraphrasing sources correctly
  • Including a reference list at the end of your work

 

This helps you demonstrate your understanding and gives credit to original sources.

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  • Have I answered the full question or task?
  • Is my work within the word limit?
  • Have I checked grammar, spelling, and clarity?
  • Have I included references (if needed)?
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Study tips

Before you begin, ask yourself: “What do I want to get out of this course?” Having a clear goal gives your study purpose and helps you stay focused.

Short bursts of focused learning work best. Try studying in 20–30 minute chunks with breaks in between. This keeps your brain fresh and reduces overwhelm.

Use a notebook, a digital doc, or even voice notes. Summarising what you’ve learned in your own words helps it stick.

Don’t just go through a lesson once. Go back, review your notes, and retake quizzes — especially for the trickier bits.

Can you use a concept in real life? Even thinking of examples from your own experience makes the learning more meaningful and memorable.

Find a quiet space, turn off notifications, and give yourself permission to focus fully for a short time. It really pays off.

Explaining what you’ve learned to someone else is one of the best ways to reinforce it — even if it’s just your pet!

Progress beats perfection. Some days, you’ll fly through lessons. On other days, just opening the course counts. Keep the habit going.

You’re not on your own — if you’re stuck or unsure, just email us at contactus@completetrainingltd.com and we’ll be happy to help.

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