Richmond Training Associates courses

...including: – the role and use of peer and self-assessment – identifying sources of information that should be made available • the role and use of constructive... Learn about: Initial Teacher, Learning Teaching, Trainer Course...

...Recognising and responding appropriately to the emergency needs of children with chronic medical conditions, including epilepsy, asthma, diabetes... Learn about: First Aid, Training First Aid, Paediatric First Aid...

...through the three sections: Section 1 The Open Water Lifeguard, environment, hazards and supervision Section 2 Responding to an emergency and taking action... Learn about: Risk Management, Open water, Training First Aid...

...first aid to an infant and a child who has sustained an electric shock. Understand how to administer first aid to an infant and a child with burns or scalds... Learn about: Paediatric skills, CPR First Aid, Paediatric First Aid...

...supervising programmed swimming activities i.e. swimming lessons / training. Are your swimming teachers qualified - book a course... Learn about: Training First Aid, National Rescue Award, Risk Assessment...

...Loss and Treatments of Bleeding Eye Injuries Amputation Burns and Scalds: Causes of Burns and Treatment Estimating Burn Severity Injuries to...

...(Units 1 & 2) and is often available for course assessments / staff training within the area at IQL Approved Training Centres. Employer's please consider... Learn about: Water Rescue, Leisure Management, Emergency response...

...Provides a test of competence in accident prevention, water rescue and life support for employees etc. on or near open water sites. Suitable for employees... Learn about: Emergency response, RLSS UK, Risk Mgmt...

...Theory Section Complete the worksheets to demonstrate a clear understanding of the pool safety operating procedures and how they relate to pool supervision...

...live simulated unresponsive casualty, tow to the side and, with assistance, land and place in the recovery position. 4. Cover 5 metres to a prone casualty...

...OR 3. Using a rescue aid wade 5 metres to rescue a non-swimmer just out of their depth and assist them out of the pool. 3. Either: 1. Cover 5 metres...