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Muscle strains and tears can be incredibly painful. Often immobilizing the affected person. It’s useful to know how to help someone to prevent the injury from worsening. Some basic first aid knowledge can be applied to alleviate pain, and help...
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Observations can be used to assess learners in vocational based activities. Enabling assessors to see learners performing skills in the training environment. In this video example the candidate assessor (Billy) is observing his learner (Tom) on a...
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Muscle cramps can usually be identified by a sharp and prolonged feeling of pain within a muscle. Muscle cramps have been linked to dehydration, and therefore may be more apparent in hot conditions and during prolonged exercise. The rest, stretch...
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It is important to carry out a pre assessment briefing before starting a vocational assessment. The short meeting can help address any concerns on both sides and should help the assessment run as smoothly as possible. This is the second video in a...
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Early first aid was centred around the ancient Greek and Egyptian cultures (who were the equivalent of modern day pioneers). The strong prevalence of battles at the time saw their techniques adopted by the Roman army and, in later years, Napoleon...
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Before carrying out a vocational assessment it is important to have a prior briefing with the candidate assessor. This can help identify any individual needs, address policy issues and finalize plans for the assessment. Check out the below video...
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Tooth loss can cause pain, blood loss, and can be a frightening experience - particularly when involving young children. Losing milk teeth is generally not serious and the teeth will grow back, but losing an adult tooth is considered a dental...
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It is important to know what is involved before signing up to any course. Failure to do so could mean that you feel uncomfortable on the course, are unable to complete the assessments, and may even lose money which could have been used elsewhere....
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First aid is defined as the assistance given to someone after a sudden illness / injury. It is often viewed as a modern innovation, with the prevalence of workplace first aid training, technological equipment, and an ambulance network (which is...
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Who would have thought something as innocent and simple as a rice cake could cause several deaths each year in Japan. Sadly this usually coincides with happy celebrations, when families eat the cakes together to mark the start of a new year. ...
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Muscle strains and tears can be incredibly painful. Often immobilizing the affected person. It’s useful to know how to help someone to prevent the injury from worsening. Some basic first aid knowledge can be applied to alleviate pain, and help...
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Observations can be used to assess learners in vocational based activities. Enabling assessors to see learners performing skills in the training environment. In this video example the candidate assessor (Billy) is observing his learner (Tom) on a...
Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
Muscle cramps can usually be identified by a sharp and prolonged feeling of pain within a muscle. Muscle cramps have been linked to dehydration, and therefore may be more apparent in hot conditions and during prolonged exercise. The rest, stretch...
Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
It is important to carry out a pre assessment briefing before starting a vocational assessment. The short meeting can help address any concerns on both sides and should help the assessment run as smoothly as possible. This is the second video in a...
Bill Casserley wrote this (0 comments)
Early first aid was centred around the ancient Greek and Egyptian cultures (who were the equivalent of modern day pioneers). The strong prevalence of battles at the time saw their techniques adopted by the Roman army and, in later years, Napoleon...