Emergency Paediatric First Aid - Level 2

Introducing Maz Maktari, an accomplished military and security professional with extensive experience in protecting VIPs, UHNW individuals, and private companies in hostile environments.

After serving eight years with the Royal Military Police, Maz pursued a career in emergency medical training. His impressive educational qualifications include Level 3 FAW, Tactical Combat & Casualty Car (TCCC), Paediatric Level 3, First Person On Scene (FPOS)3, and First Responder on Scene (FROS).

With a passion for empowering others and saving lives, Maz has spent the last 12 years as a Freelance Medic Trainer and SIA Trainer, passing on his extensive knowledge and experience to those who want to make a difference in the world.

As the head of training for the 2012 Olympics and 2015 World Cup Rugby, held at the Stratford Olympic Park in London, Maz trained over 21,000 security staff and first aiders. He has also taught first aid courses across the UK and internationally, including in the Middle East, South Africa, and Europe.

Maz also provides lectures on Counter Terrorism and public services groups and is a qualified NEBOSH trainer for National General Certificate in Health & Safety, Fire Marshal, and Risk Assessments.

As a professional instructor with 17 years of experience in the field, Maz continues to help people and organisations handle threats and emergencies, making him an invaluable asset to any team.

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• Identify the responsibilities of a paediatric first aider.
• Learn how to assess and act in a paediatric first aid emergency.
• Learn the key skills for resuscitation in infants and children.
• Provide first aid to unresponsive, choking, bleeding, or wounded infants and children.
• Deal with foreign objects, burns and scalds, poisoning, and other first aid incidents.
• Tend to common paediatric conditions such as meningitis, sepsis, rashes, allergies, and more.
• Treat paediatric bone, joint, and muscle injuries.
• Help infants or children experiencing the effects of extreme heat or cold.
• Provide first aid to an infant or child with anaphylaxis.

• Individuals who work specifically with infants and children up to the age of 18 years old
• Professionals who work in public spaces that children frequent, i.e., leisure centres, theme parks
• Parents or family members of children that feel they would benefit from paediatric first aid training

• No formal prerequisites are required for this course.

• One-hour quiz
• 30 multiple-choice questions
• 195/300 marks to pass (65%)

Candidates will be awarded a Level 2 Certificate in Emergency Paediatric First Aid after completing their course and passing the exam.

CPD accreditation demonstrates your commitment to enhancing your skills and refining your career. It also proves that your training is of an impeccable standard that is recognised by professional bodies and regulatory authorities across global industries.

By engaging in continuous learning and development, you can improve your confidence, expand your skills, and gain greater career satisfaction.

By becoming CPD-certified in Emergency Paediatric First Aid, individuals will be able to confidently handle medical emergencies involving infants and children, be it in the home, workplace, or a public space.

Learners will finish their training armed with the knowledge and skills to provide initial care to injured and ill children before they can be seen by a medical professional. In a medical emergency, every minute counts. Your training will ensure you are calm and confident when faced with a real-life scenario where emergency paediatric first aid is required.