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College:

College SA

Course:

‘Save-a-child’ First Aid

School:

Child day care studies

Programme Type:

College SA Certificate programme

Partner Institute:

EDUCARE

Award Type:

College SA Certificate

Award Issued by:

EDUCARE & College SA

Accredited by

Not Applicable

SAQA ID

Not Applicable

NQF Level

Not Applicable

Course Duration:

3 - 6 months

Entrance Criteria:

None

Fees:

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WHAT IS ‘Save-a-child’ First Aid? 
The course is designed to teach essential First Aid and basic life support for infants and children to parents, domestics, nannies, teachers, friends and family.

COURSE STRUCTURE SUMMARY
The course covers the following: 
Basics and CPR
Medical Emergencies
Injury Emergencies
Environmental Emergencies
Other topics

ASSESSMENT AND AWARD
You will be required to submit a written assignment as well as attend a practical assessment day at an EDUCARE centre close to you. Once you have successfully completed the written assignment and attended the practical day, you will be awarded with an EDUCARE ‘Save-a-child’ First Aid certificate.

WHY SHOULD I STUDY ‘SAVE-A-CHILD’ FIRST AID?
The course is ideal for anyone who works with children or has children of their own.  The course covers the basics of child First Aid as well as dealing with the different types of emergencies you might encounter when looking after children.  The course includes a practical aspect that gives you the opportunity to practically apply what you have learnt and the instructor can answer any questions and help you with your technique.

Kit Items
First Aid Kit 1


Disclaimer: These items are just a reflection of the kit items available from College SA. All items are subject to availability.

IS ‘SAVE-A-CHILD- FIRST AID THE RIGHT COURSE FOR YOU?
Do this quick and easy questionnaire to find out if ‘Save-a-child’ First Aid is the right qualification for you. Answer either YES or NO. 
Do you have children of your own?
Do you work with children?
Do you look after children or are you planning to look after children in the future?
Are you currently, or do you want to, study a child care course?
Are you passionate about the safety of children?
If you answered YES to more than three of these questions, then ‘Save-a-child’ First Aid is the RIGHT course for you. We recommend that you register for this course right away! 
Call the College on 0800 21 23 22 to take the next step.
If you did not answer YES to more than five of the questions, then perhaps you should consider one of our other courses or fill in the Form at the bottom of this page and we will contact you. Alternatively, call the College on 0800 21 23 22 to speak to one of our friendly Student Registrars and they can help you determine which is the right course for you.

OTHER COURSES YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN
Crèche Management
Health, Safety and Nutrition for young children
Developmental Milestones:  Activities and Safety
Au Pair
Child Psychology
Call the College on 0800 21 23 22 to find out how you can register for one of these courses.

Kit Items
First Aid Kit 2

Disclaimer: These items are just a reflection of the kit items available from College SA. All items are subject to availability.

COURSE STRUCTURE: 
Section 1:  Basics and CPR
Injury statistics
Safety Checklist
Principles of First Aid
Routines to follow in an emergency
Calling for help
First Aid Kit
What to do:  Your infant is unconscious
What to do:  Your toddler is unconscious
Section 2:  Medical emergencies
Choking
Asthma
Allergic reactions
Diabetes and low blood sugar
Seizures
Medical Shock
Section 3:  Injury emergencies
Bleeding you can see (serious bleeding, small cuts and grazes, nosebleeds, tooth injuries)
Bleeding inside the body
Injuries and wounds (splinters, puncture wounds and foreign objects, eye injuries, amputation)
Head, neck and spine injuries (suspected spinal injury or concussion, scalp wounds)
Broken bones and sprains (possible fractures, joints and sprains, crushed fingers)
Burns
Electrical shocks
 Section 4:  Environmental emergencies
Bites and stings (dog, human, bee, spider, snake, sea creatures)
Temperature-related emergencies (overheating, low body temperature)
Poisoning
Drowning
Section 5:  Other topics
Childhood illnesses (diarrhoea and vomiting, fever, earache, meningitis)
HIV / AIDS
Section 6:  Practical day

INTERESTED? WANT TO FIND OUT MORE? 
If you would like to find out more about ‘Save-a-child’ First Aid, fill in this short Form and then one of our friendly Student Registrars will respond to your questions and will provide you with all the information you need.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the Classes?
College SA is a home study college. This means that you do not have to go to class. You study at home, on the train, at work, after hours, on your lunch break, or over weekends! This means that you save a lot of costs that classroom students have to pay. Things like travel costs and accommodation are expensive for classroom students. Obviously it is also safer to study in your own home. It also means that you can work while you study, so you can earn a salary and get your qualification at the same time.
Do I get study material from the College?
College SA includes all your books, course items and study material with your course. So unlike other colleges, we shall not give you a list of books to buy. One you have paid for the course, you are entitled to recieve all the study material you need from us. In some cases there might be recommended reading materials which the college does not provide. But this will only be materials that are not essentials to passing your course.
What is the cost of the study material?
Your study material is included in your course fees, so the college does not charge you for study material.