Aviation First Aid Train the Trainer Course
Sussex First Aid Courses delivers specialist Aviation First Aid Train the Trainer courses for airlines, aviation organisations and training teams wishing to provide high-quality age-appropriate aviation medical emergency, BLS, ILS, PILS and AED training to their cabin crew and aviation personnel.
The programme also develops the trainer's ability to create realistic scenarios that test not only clinical skills, but communication, leadership, situational awareness and teamwork.
About the Course:
Suitable for:
Aviation first aid trainers
Cabin crew trainers
Airline training departments
Aviation medical training teams
Corporate aviation operators
Private aviation organisations
Organisations developing or reviewing their aviation medical emergency training
Key course information
1 day
On-Site training at your workplace serving in Sussex, Surrey & Kent. For further locations, please contact us for a quote.
Trainer development programme focussing on high-quality age-appropriate aviation medical emergency
The programme incorporates practical team-based medical emergency scenarios.
The programme is designed for existing trainers and builds upon their current first aid and medical knowledge, developing the additional clinical understanding, practical skills and confidence required to deliver effective aviation-focused medical emergency training.
Following the programme, trainers should have greater confidence in explaining, demonstrating and teaching age-appropriate: BLS, ILS, PILS, CPR, AED, Airway Management, Oxygen Therapy, Patient Assessment, Aviation Medical Emergencies.
A strong emphasis is placed on realistic aviation medical emergency scenarios, resuscitation, human factors, teamwork and practical skills. This helps trainers move beyond simply teaching individual skills and towards delivering realistic, integrated aviation medical emergency training. Aligned to the Uk Resuscitation Council ILS/PILS principles, Quality Standards and The UK Core Skills Training Framework.
Medical Emergencies at 35,000ft
Medical emergencies on board an aircraft present a very different challenge from those occurring on the ground.
Cabin crew may be required to assess and manage an injured or seriously ill passenger, client or fellow crew member with little or no warning. The aircraft may also be unable to land immediately, meaning that assessment, treatment, monitoring and communication may need to continue for a prolonged period.
Our course covers a wide range of Medical emergencies on board an aircraft:
Book a training course:
If your organisation is looking to develop its aviation first aid trainers or strengthen the delivery of BLS, ILS, PILS, AED and aviation medical emergency training.
Training course fees:
£975 up to 12 learners
Training can be tailored to complement an organisation’s existing aviation medical emergency procedures, equipment, training standards and operational requirements.
*Minimum charge payable + VAT.