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Equip your team with the critical skills to handle emergencies involving infants and children with our Emergency Paediatric First Aid at Work course. This specialised training focuses on practical baby first aid techniques, including CPR, choking relief, and managing common childhood emergencies. Designed to meet legal requirements for workplaces involving children, our emergency paediatric first aid at work training course ensures your staff are confident and prepared to act swiftly in critical situations. Prioritise safety and compliance while gaining the skills needed to protect the youngest in your care.
Our Emergency Paediatric First Aid course equips participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills to respond confidently when a baby or child becomes ill or injured. Designed to meet the emergency first aid requirements of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), the course prepares learners to recognise life-threatening situations, provide immediate care and support a casualty until the emergency services arrive.
By the end of the course, participants will have the confidence to take prompt, effective action, helping to create a safer environment for the children in their care.
This course is ideal for employers, nursery managers and childcare providers looking to ensure their team can respond effectively to paediatric emergencies.
It is particularly suitable for nurseries, preschools, childminders, schools, wraparound childcare providers and organisations working with babies and young children. It may also be appropriate for staff who require an Emergency Paediatric First Aid qualification to meet the requirements of the EYFS framework.
No previous first aid experience is required.
Our Emergency Paediatric First Aid course is delivered through a combination of practical demonstrations, hands-on exercises and realistic emergency scenarios involving babies and children.
Participants practise life-saving techniques using specialist infant and child training equipment while working through situations they could realistically encounter in their workplace. Interactive discussions and instructor feedback ensure learners understand not only what to do, but why each action is important.
Every session is designed to build confidence through participation, ensuring learners leave prepared to respond effectively in a real emergency.
Participants are assessed continuously throughout the course through practical exercises, realistic scenarios, instructor observation and group discussion rather than relying on a single final assessment.
Where appropriate, learners will also complete short knowledge checks to reinforce learning and confirm understanding of key principles.
Assessment is carried out by a qualified Skills Shop instructor who holds recognised teaching and assessing qualifications together with relevant occupational competence and practical experience. This supportive approach allows participants to demonstrate both practical ability and theoretical understanding throughout the course.
Successful participants will receive a Skills Shop Emergency Paediatric First Aid certificate, valid for three years.
Skills Shop certificates are issued in-house rather than through an external awarding organisation. This enables us to focus our investment on experienced instructors, high quality equipment and practical learning experiences rather than annual accreditation fees.
When selecting a training provider, employers should choose one that is competent to deliver training appropriate for their workplace. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) advises employers to consider instructor qualifications, quality assurance processes and the suitability of the training provided. For childcare settings, employers should also ensure the course meets the requirements of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework where applicable.
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Emergency Paediatric First Aid at Work including Defibrillator (AED) Training is designed for organisations that want practical, workplace-relevant learning. We can discuss your team, sector and responsibilities to make sure the course is a suitable fit.
The length of Emergency Paediatric First Aid at Work including Defibrillator (AED) Training depends on the delivery format and course requirements. We will confirm the timetable before the booking is finalised.
Yes. We can deliver Emergency Paediatric First Aid at Work including Defibrillator (AED) Training at suitable workplace venues in Yarm and the surrounding area. We will discuss the room, equipment and practical requirements with you.
Training can usually be delivered at your workplace. Depending on the course, online, blended or open-course options may also be available. We will confirm the suitable choices for your team.
Yes. Where appropriate, the instructor uses practical exercises, realistic scenarios and guided discussion so learners can connect the subject to their role and workplace.
Participants are assessed continuously throughout the course through practical exercises, realistic scenarios, instructor observation and group discussion rather than relying on a single final assessment. Where appropriate, learners will also complete short knowledge checks to reinforce learning and confirm understanding of key principles. Assessment is carried out by a qualified Skills Shop instructor who holds recognised teaching and assessing qualifications together with relevant occupational competence and practical experience. This supportive approach allows participants to demonstrate both practical ability and theoretical understanding throughout the course.
Successful participants will receive a Skills Shop Emergency Paediatric First Aid certificate, valid for three years. Skills Shop certificates are issued in-house rather than through an external awarding organisation. This enables us to focus our investment on experienced instructors, high quality equipment and practical learning experiences rather than annual accreditation fees. When selecting a training provider, employers should choose one that is competent to deliver training appropriate for their workplace. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) advises employers to consider instructor qualifications, quality assurance processes and the suitability of the training provided. For childcare settings, employers should also ensure the course meets the requirements of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework where applicable.
Yes. The core learning outcomes remain consistent, but examples, discussion and scenarios can be shaped around your sector, workplace risks and team responsibilities where appropriate.
Group capacity depends on the subject, room layout and practical assessment requirements. Tell us how many people need training and we will recommend the best arrangement.
Send us your location, preferred dates and approximate number of learners. We will provide clear delivery options and a tailored quotation for your organisation.
