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Train Aid have created an infographic to help first aiders and bystanders further. Check out the image below to see what to do. Click here to download the infographic for yourselves. Right click on the image and 'open new tab' to make it...
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The assessment cycle is a systemic cause of events which can be applied to both academic and vocational activities. The cycle typically continues until all aspects of the criteria / qualification have been achieved by the learner. Standardization...
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Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is more complicated than what is played out on the medical dramas and the movies. First Aider’s will deal with a real life casualty who may vomit, have blood on their face and has bones which can move and...
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Main Role The main role will be to carry out planned assessments of your learners against a set criteria that is in line with the qualification specification. These assessments could take place within the workplace or at an external site such as a...
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Ok so we have previously learnt about what Lesley gets up to on a typical day as an NVQ assessor. Now we are going to visit Martyn Smith to see what a day in the life of a first aid trainer involves... 07:30 - Time to Go! Hi Im Martyn and here we...
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There are in excess of 500,000 cases of food poisoning each year, which does not include unreported cases. Salmonella is the most deadly stand, contributing to around 2,500 hospital admissions per year (FSA). Food poisoning will at the very least...
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Today we are catching up with Lesley who left her teaching role within the public sector in order to become a workplace and vocational assessor. Assessing is an increasingly growing field which can help guide learners through a specific learning...
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There is not always a need to carry a giant first aid box around with you at all times. Especially if you are a weekend hiker, trail runner or family going out to the beach for the day. First aid boxes can be clumsy and full of items that if...
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So, you want to return to work, but for you and you are really keen for your work schedule to fit in with family life. It’s a juggling act but it absolutely can be done. We met the owner of Mums Enterprise the other day and she was really keen to...
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Sepsis can occur when an infection causes the immune system to respond in a way that damages the inner body. Primary infection sites often include the lungs, urinary tract, abdominal organs and brain. Septic shock is a life threatening condition...
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Train Aid have created an infographic to help first aiders and bystanders further. Check out the image below to see what to do. Click here to download the infographic for yourselves. Right click on the image and 'open new tab' to make it...
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The assessment cycle is a systemic cause of events which can be applied to both academic and vocational activities. The cycle typically continues until all aspects of the criteria / qualification have been achieved by the learner. Standardization...
Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is more complicated than what is played out on the medical dramas and the movies. First Aider’s will deal with a real life casualty who may vomit, have blood on their face and has bones which can move and...
Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
Main Role The main role will be to carry out planned assessments of your learners against a set criteria that is in line with the qualification specification. These assessments could take place within the workplace or at an external site such as a...
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Ok so we have previously learnt about what Lesley gets up to on a typical day as an NVQ assessor. Now we are going to visit Martyn Smith to see what a day in the life of a first aid trainer involves... 07:30 - Time to Go! Hi Im Martyn and here we...