Certificate in First Aid

The Certified Course in First Aid (CCFA) course is designed to train individuals to effectively respond to emergencies and provide immediate care to injured or ill persons. The course covers essential first aid techniques for a wide range of medical situations, ensuring participants are equipped to provide life-saving assistance until professional medical help arrives. This certification program prepares individuals to manage injuries, medical conditions, and emergencies in various environments.

Minimum Educational Qualification:
10th pass or higher qualifications.

Training Period:
6 months

Key Learning Areas

• Basic First Aid Skills: Learn the fundamentals of providing first aid in emergencies, including CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), wound care, fracture management, and burn treatment.
• Emergency Response: Understanding how to assess an emergency situation, call for help, and manage patients until professional medical assistance arrives.
• Injury Management: Techniques for handling cuts, abrasions, bruises, sprains, fractures, and strains.
• Medical Conditions: Knowledge about handling common medical emergencies like heart attacks, strokes, asthma attacks, diabetic emergencies, and seizures.
• Life-Saving Techniques: Practical skills to handle choking, bleeding control, and basic resuscitation techniques.
• Use of First Aid Kits: Properly using the equipment and supplies found in a first aid kit.

Employability Skills & Job Assistance

• The program also focuses on equipping students with essential employability skills such as communication, interpersonal skills, and problem-solving to handle emergency situations effectively.
• Students receive practical, hands-on training through internships or on-job training at healthcare facilities.
• Placement assistance is provided to students for opportunities in various industries that require first aid-trained personnel.