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Our paediatric first aid course takes approximately 4 to 6 hours to complete. With CourseCloud, you can study at your own pace, making it easy to fit into your schedule.

First aid is general training focused on helping individuals of any age during emergencies, while paediatric first aid specifically addresses the needs of infants and children. Our course ensures you understand the unique care and techniques required for young ones.

The National Childbirth Trust (NCT) may offer baby first aid workshops in some areas. However, our online course provides a more comprehensive paediatric first aid training that is accessible anytime, anywhere.

A first aid Level 1 course typically lasts 3 to 4 hours. These courses cover basic first aid concepts, whereas our paediatric course dives deeper into child-specific emergencies.

Level 1 first aid covers basic principles, such as managing minor injuries and assessing a situation. Level 2 expands on these skills, including more complex medical emergencies and additional scenarios like CPR. Our paediatric course is equivalent to a specialized Level 2, tailored for children.

Level 3 first aid is an advanced qualification designed for supervisors or individuals responsible for health and safety in high-risk environments. While our course focuses on paediatric first aid, it can serve as a stepping stone toward more advanced levels.

NCT courses vary in price depending on the location and course type. They are generally more expensive than our affordable, flexible online training that provides comprehensive certification.

Absolutely. If you’re a parent, caregiver, or teacher, having baby-specific first aid knowledge is invaluable. Our course prepares you to handle emergencies with confidence, ensuring the safety of the children in your care.

NCT classes are not typically free, though some areas may offer subsidies or discounts. Our CourseCloud training, on the other hand, is competitively priced and accessible for all learners.

Dr. ABC stands for Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, and Circulation. It’s a framework for assessing and responding to emergencies, and it is fully covered in our training.

CPR is a specific technique within first aid, focusing on maintaining circulation and breathing in emergencies. Our course covers both CPR and a wide range of first aid scenarios specific to children.

In first aid, a child is typically considered to be between one year old and puberty. Infants are classified as younger than one year. Our paediatric first aid course covers both age groups comprehensively.

Blended paediatric first aid combines online learning with in-person practical sessions. While our course is fully online, it is designed to be thorough and practical for real-world application.

A paediatrician is a medical doctor specializing in the health and medical care of children. While not medical training, our course equips you with practical first aid knowledge to handle emergencies until professional help is available.

Circulation in DRABC refers to ensuring the casualty has an adequate blood flow by checking for signs of severe bleeding or a pulse. Our course teaches you how to assess and manage circulation effectively.