Kindergarten/Preschool Teachers First Aid Training

A 44-hours First Aid Training for Kindergarten/Preschool Teachers training

Taking a First Aid training is, according to requirements of most Ministries of Education in different countries around the world,
a prerequisite for obtaining a degree/certificate for teachers. The Responsibility for the safety of the children during the day rests with the educational staff.
We believe that anyone who chooses to engage in preschool education is driven by a sense of mission and a great love for children.
We all want the children to return to their parents safe and sound at the end of the day.
The training will focus on various emergency cases relevant to preschool personnel, such as dehydration, foreign object suffocation,
unconsciousness, animal-related injuries, ingestion of toxic substances, allergic reactions, electric shock, fractures, injuries, etc.
In addition, the trainees will learn the relevant treatments to have the tools to help them provide the initial medical assistance
(such as – adult, child and infant resuscitations, Heimlich maneuvers, bandaging, splitting, etc.), before the arrival of the professional medical staff
Preschool teachers who will meet the training requirements will be awarded a First Aid Certificate.

Subject	Contents
Introduction to First Aid	1. What is First Aid and what is it for?
Introduction to First Aid	2. What the FAP (first aid provider) can and cannot do
Principles of Anatomy	Basic knowledge of the human body’s structure and its fundamental life processes
Anatomy and Physiology of Life’s Triumvirate	Elaboration on the structure and processes of the body’s three most vital systems:
	1. The nervous system
	2. The respiratory system
	3. The cardiovascular system (circulation)
Medical Emergencies	What is an emergency and what role does the first aid provider play when on the scene in an emergency situation?
BLS (basic life support)	Basic first aid life-saving techniques
CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation)	1. Child CPR: model demonstration
	2. Infant CPR: model demonstration
	3. Adult CPR: theory + drill
	4. Child CPR: theory + drill
	5. Infant CPR: theory + drill
	6. Use of defibrillator + drill
Introduction to Disease	1. What is disease?
Introduction to Disease	2. First aid for patients with medical conditions in emergency situations
Respiratory Disease and Emergencies	1. Asthma/COPD
Respiratory Disease and Emergencies	2. Hyperventilation
Choking	Techniques for dislodging foreign objects from airway
Climate Injuries	First aid for hypothermia, heatstroke, and dehydration
Injuries to Cardiovascular System	1. Bleeding
Injuries to Cardiovascular System	2. Injuries to gut and extremities
Stings and Bites	First aid for venomous and non-venomous bites and sting victims
Poisoning	First aid for ingestion of poisonous substances
Skeletal Injuries	First aid for:
	1. Breaks
	2. Fractures
	3. Sprains
	4. Dislocations
Enrichment in Areas Relevant to the Customer	First aid for the most prevalent types of emergency situations in the customer’s daily life
Feedback on the Training	Feedback on the quality of instruction and the instructor with regards to study methods and content as to all resuscitation and first aid topics that were learned
Theory Exam	Theory exam on all of the resuscitation and first aid topics that were learned
Practical Exam	Practical exam on all of the resuscitation and first aid topics that were learned