Blended

Sunday 26th January 2025 16 Hour Outdoor First Aid, Day 1 Online + Day 2 Practical, Saffron Walden, Essex CB11 3TZ

Sunday 26th January 2025 16 Hour Outdoor First Aid, Day 1 Online + Day 2 Practical, Saffron Walden, Essex CB11 3TZ

Meets all Outdoor Pursuits Requirements.

£134.00

Level 3 blended 16 hour outdoor first aid combines day 1 online video-based training at your own pace, with a day 2 practical classroom session 9.30 to 3.30.

9 in stock

You must list name(s) & email(s) of all learners attending. To request a business invoice contact info@thebridgefirstaid.co.uk

About this course

Outdoor Pursuits 16 Hour First Aid to meet the requirements laid down by many outdoor pursuits bodies, as it covers primary and secondary care and adapted to the outdoor world where the emergency services may be harder to access.

All our first aid courses fully meet the UK and European Resuscitation Council Guidelines 2015 as per the HSE requirements. During the summer months this course may be delivered outdoors.

How do I access day 1 online?

We will email you a link, username and password. The day 1 online platform is super simple to navigate. Watch the video lessons at your own pace, pause and resume when it suits you. Answer the multiple-choice questions throughout the course and when you have completed all the lessons, you will be directed to the final assessment.

To make sure you really learn and retain the information, test questions are randomised. A video review following the final assessment is customised to support a thorough understanding of each topic

  • Front-row seat in the class
  • No PowerPoint based slides
  • Detailed bite sized video-based training with demonstrations
  • Subtitles for “sound off” viewing
  • Optional concise text lesson summary with key learning points accompanying each clip
  • Comprehensive manual and posters, and current regulatory guidelines updates
  • Access videos for up to 8 months after purchase
  • Certified CPD evidence-based learning statement and certificate upon successful completion
  • Includes recent guidelines on infection prevention with the outbreak of Severe acute respiratory syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARSCoV2)

What to expect and how to prepare for your classroom training.

Please complete day 1 online prior to the classroom practical. On arrival, you will be given a debrief. Hand sanitiser, training props, individual manikins, and everything you need for the course is provided. Come with an open mind and burning questions.

Our instructors are experienced in creating and facilitating a non-judgemental and entertaining learning environment. We encourage participants to take away this attitude into their own lives following the training. All learners are made to feel safe and included, and we often see the group bond as a result.

What do I need to bring?

Please bring some photo ID to day 2, as is required in order to validate this award.

You may wish to bring a notebook for any additional notes. Covid-19 secure refreshments are complementary throughout the training, but we do ask you to bring your own favourite mug, and your lunch. There is ample fridge space and Budgens 1-mile, fast food outlets and supermarkets 2.5 miles. We have everything else covered.

We are also fully aware of the anxiety that many students have over coming into a public space. There is a lot to think about which we have already thought about. You are in safe hands.

Anything else? 

Your instructor will send you an e mail a couple of days prior to the classroom training, so that you have their contact details should you be running late, or have additional accessibility requirements.

This course can also be delivered on site at a reduced group fee (subject to our risk assessment)

Inspection of Adventure Activity Providers (Including First Aid Training)

The contract to provide inspection services on behalf of the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority was awarded to Adventure Risk Management Services (Adv-RMS) in 2020.

Below is a link to best practice guidance issued for National Governing Body (NGB) in the UK.

https://www.hse.gov.uk/aala/aals.htm

We have listed below the National Governing Bodies for Adventure Activities in the UK. It is important that your first aid training follows your activities NGB best practice recommendations for regulated centres. This 16 hour course meets and exceeds the requirements laid down by outdoor pursuits with the exception of activities where a life guarding qualification (36 hours) may also be required.

The English Outdoor Council

List of National Governing Bodies for Adventure Activities in the UK

Archery

Archery GB

Canyoning

UK Canyon Guides

Caving

Association of Caving Instructors

British Caving Association

Climbing & Mountaineering

Association of Mountaineering Instructors

British Mountaineering Council

British Association of International Mountain Leaders

British Mountain Guides

Mountain Training

Mountaineering Council of Scotland

Cycling

Association of British Cycling Coaches

British Cycling

British Schools Cycling Association

Mountain Bike Coaching UK

Orienteering

British Orienteering

Snow Sports

Snowsport England

Snowsport Scotland

Snowsport Wales

Watersports

British Canoe Union

Canoe Wales

Canoe Scotland

Canoe Association of Northern Ireland

British Kite Surfing Association

Royal Yachting Association

British Water Ski

Surfing Great Britain

 

Occupations

Outdoor first aid for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme
Most Duke of Edinburgh Award Licensed Organisations require expedition supervisors to hold a 16 hour outdoor first aid qualification. This course meets that requirement, so we frequently welcome DofE supervisors on to our courses.

Watersports instructors
Mountain climbers
Outdoor pursuits instructors and students
All expedition leaders
Outdoor sports activity supervisors
Cyclists,
Bikers,
Rock-climbers
Hiking leaders
Adventure scouts


Course topics

Course Curriculum
Introductory First Aid Training
Fears of First Aid
Asking Permission to Help
Scene Safety
Chain of Survival
ABCD's
Initial Assessment
Stop Think Act
Barriers
Face Shields
Adult Bag Mask (optional)
First Aid Kit
Dealing with an Emergency away from EMS support
Deciding to move a patient or not
Cardiac Arrest
Adult, Child, Infant CPR
Adult CPR Hand Over
Compression-Only CPR
AED Introduction
Heart Attack
Heart Attack
Choking Training
Conscious Adult, Child, Infant Choking
Unconscious Adult, Child, Infant Choking
Bleeding Control
Types of Bleeding
Serious Bleeding
Internal bleeding
Plasters
Other Injuries
Secondary Care Ongoing Assessments for Injury and Illness
Illness Assessment
RICE - Strains, Sprains and Soft Tissue Injuries
Adult Fractures
Head Injury
Eye Injuries
Spinal Injury
Allergies
Burns
Heat and Cold Emergencies
Shock
Diabetes
Asthma
Epilepsy and Seizures


Assessment

Online assessment - Day 1
Watch the video lessons at your own pace and answer the incremental multiple-choice questions throughout the course. When you have completed all the lessons, you will be directed to the final assessment. Students must score at least 80% to pass.

Classroom practical - Day 2
Continuous observation by the trainer and final multiple-choice assessment.

Certification

Successful candidates will receive a digital certificate and CPD statement, student manual and access to regular refresher videos ensuring knowledge remains current. Certificates are valid for three years.

Inspection of Adventure Activity Providers (Including First Aid Training)

The contract to provide inspection services on behalf of the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority was awarded to Adventure Risk Management Services (Adv-RMS) in 2020.

Below is a link to best practice guidance issued for National Governing Body (NGB) in the UK.
https://www.hse.gov.uk/aala/aals.htm

We have listed below the National Governing Bodies for Adventure Activities in the UK. It is important that your first aid training follows your activities NGB best practice recommendations for regulated centres. This 16 hour course meets and exceeds the requirements laid down by outdoor pursuits with the exception of activities where a life guarding qualification (36 hours) may also be required.

The English Outdoor Council

List of National Governing Bodies for Adventure Activities in the UK
Archery
Archery GB
Canyoning
UK Canyon Guides
Caving
Association of Caving Instructors
British Caving Association
Climbing & Mountaineering
Association of Mountaineering Instructors
British Mountaineering Council
British Association of International Mountain Leaders
British Mountain Guides
Mountain Training
Mountaineering Council of Scotland
Cycling
Association of British Cycling Coaches
British Cycling
British Schools Cycling Association
Mountain Bike Coaching UK
Orienteering
British Orienteering
Snow Sports
Snowsport England
Snowsport Scotland
Snowsport Wales
Watersports
British Canoe Union
Canoe Wales
Canoe Scotland
Canoe Association of Northern Ireland


Additional information

Accessibility: Please contact us in advance if you have any accessibility questions or requirements.

Group bookings

A discount is applied when booking 4 or more seats.

If you are running late or have any issues on day of the course, please contact your trainer. You will be notified of their name and mobile number by email prior to the training.


Reviews



Location – A map with photos of exactly where to go will be sent with your booking confirmation correspondence.

Anglian Leisure Joyce Frankland

Bury Water Lane

Newport

CB11 3TZ

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