Education
The education industry greatly benefits from physical and mental health first aid training provided by Madeleys First Aid Plus. Here are the reasons why:
- Student Safety: Educators and staff in the education industry are responsible for the safety and well-being of students. Physical first aid training equips them with the skills to respond to common accidents and injuries that can occur in educational settings, such as playground incidents, sports injuries, or allergic reactions. They can provide immediate care and ensure the safety of students until professional help arrives.
- Medical Emergencies: Schools and educational institutions may encounter medical emergencies, including seizures, asthma attacks, or cardiac arrests. Physical first aid training prepares educators and staff to respond effectively in such situations, performing life-saving techniques like CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) or using automated external defibrillators (AEDs) when necessary. This training helps create a safe environment for students and staff alike.
- Mental Health Support: The education industry plays a crucial role in supporting students' mental well-being. Mental health first aid training equips educators and staff with the knowledge and skills to identify signs of mental distress, such as anxiety, depression, or self-harm tendencies, among students. They can provide initial support, refer students to appropriate resources, and create a supportive and inclusive environment that promotes positive mental health.
- Bullying and Conflict Resolution: Schools may experience instances of bullying, conflicts among students, or other behavioural issues. Mental health first aid training helps educators and staff understand the psychological impact of these situations, enabling them to effectively address conflicts, intervene in bullying incidents, and support the emotional well-being of students involved.
- Well-being and Stress Management: The education industry can be demanding, with educators and staff facing high workloads, long hours, and emotional challenges. Mental health first aid training equips them with self-care strategies, stress management techniques, and resilience-building skills to maintain their own mental well-being. Educators who practice self-care are better able to support their students effectively.
- Inclusive Practices: Education professionals need to be aware of and sensitive to the diverse needs of their students, including those with disabilities, learning difficulties, or mental health conditions. Physical and mental health first aid training promotes inclusive practices and provides educators with the knowledge and tools to support students with different abilities and mental health challenges.
- Collaborative Learning Environment: Effective teaching and learning require a positive and supportive environment. Physical and mental health first aid training fosters communication skills, conflict resolution techniques, and teamwork among educators, staff, and students. This training enhances the overall atmosphere within educational institutions, promoting collaboration and creating a safe space for learning and growth.
By providing physical and mental health first aid training, Madeleys First Aid Plus supports the education industry in creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for students and educators. This training enhances the well-being of students, equips educators with life-saving skills, promotes mental health awareness, and contributes to the overall success of educational institutions.
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Our Courses
First Aid at Work Annual Refresher Training | RQF Level 3
Awareness of First Aid for Mental Health | RQF level 1
Principles of Safeguarding and Protecting Children, Young People or Vulnerable Adults | RQF Level 3
Voices of Trust and Success
If you email me at madeleysfirstaidplus@gmail.com, I will send an invoice to your employer, but it must be paid in full prior to the course commencement date.
The course may be held at our office, 64 High Street, Much Wenlock, TF13 6AE, or any venue of your own.
Yes, we can also hold courses at your venue depending on the number of delegates, or the course may be online.
No, not usually, however if it is a “bolt on” course, such as Forestry & Farming First Aid, you need to have an Emergency First Aid at Work course that is in date, the course information pdf will say if there is a prerequisite, or email us at madeleysfirstaidplus@gmail.com
Joining instructions will be emailed to you a week before commencement of the course.
If booking online it is payable in full. If booking a group at your own venue, there is a 50% deposit on booking, and payment in full prior to the commencement date.
In order to receive a refund, you must cancel within 48 hours prior to the course commencement date.
Face to face courses do not generally require pre-course preparation, however the online courses require work prior to the date, which will be emailed to you following booking onto the course
You can cancel or transfer up to 48 hours prior to the course commencement date
We have aftercare following the course, which we will give details to you during the course.
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