10th-12th June FIRST AID COURSE

These are the details as follows for Scouts who have signed up for the First Aid Course from the 10th to the 12th of June.

Time: 9am- 6.30pm
Fall In: 21st Century Classroom
Attire:
Day 1: Full Scout Uniform
Day 2: PT Kit 2(Bring Scarf, Beret,Belt)
Day 3:House T-Shirt with PE Pants(Bring Scarf,Beret,Belt)

Trainers:

1. MUHAMMAD RASYIDI BIN ROSDI - 93266451 - all days
2. CHONG JIA JING - 84187336 - 10th June only
3. JUNARDY BIN MOHD RASITI  - 92355042 - 11th & 12th June only

All Scouts do note that you are not to miss any of the days for the First Aid Course or else you will not get your certification and the proficiency badge. Thus, attendance from the start of the course to the end of it is compulsory and it is unquestionably mandatory to attend the ENTIRE COURSE.

Scouts do bring along a notebook and a pen.

Course Program Outline

Day 1
No Time Topics
0900-1000hrs – Principles & Practice of First Aid
1000-1010hrs – Tea Break
1010-1200hrs – Respiratory emergencies, choking
1200-1250hrs – Lunch Break
1250-1500hrs – Respiratory emergencies, choking
1500-1510hrs – Tea Break
1510-1850hrs – Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

Day 2
No Time Topics
0900-1000hrs – Unconscious Victim
1000-1010hrs – Tea Break
1010-1200hrs – Unconscious Victim
1200-1250hrs – Lunch Break
1250-1500hrs – Bones & Muscle Injuries
1500-1510hrs – Tea Break
1510-1850hrs – Bones & Muscle Injuries

Day 3
No Time Topics
0900-1000hrs –Wounds
1000-1010hrs – Tea Break
1010-1200hrs – Wounds
1200-1250hrs – Lunch Break
1250-1400hrs – Skin Injuries
1400-1500hrs – Temperature-related Emergencies
1500-1510hrs – Tea Break
1510-1600hrs – Temperature-related Emergencies
1600-1750hrs – Poisoning
1750-1850hrs – Theory and Practical Examination


There will be certified trainers, remember that good behaviour and attitude is to be put into account in every step you take, make you sure you think before you act and be the best that you can be. Do take note that the certificate is not the only thing you're after instead to apply the knowledge of First Aid in scouts and how our existing equipment is handy during first aid. Hike participants should have received information regarding attire and need not come in the stated attire.

Yours-in-Scouting,
Don Chee