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Blended Learning Options 


We now have the ability to deliver first aid via blended learning


EFAW /FAW & Requal-  1/3 online 2/3 classroom

Paediatric 1/2 online, 1/2 classroom


Food Safety/H&S /Infection control can also be delivered by blended learning by arrangement


This option reduces classroom attendance & allows flexiblity in completing the first part of each course at an time & pace which suits the individual


We use a platform called digitalchalk to deliver the online content (which has been developed in-house at Fane Ltd) it consists of

  • Video lessons from our trainers
  • Questions
  • Self-assessments
  • Independent research
  • External video content
  • Case Studies
  • Mock examinations

The content is available 24/7 online & registrations are sent out around 2 weeks prior to your classroom day


The online content must be completed before you attend for you classroom session


If you would like furtehr info on this just drop us a line!









HSE Update on First Aid Training - 1st October 2013




What has Changed? ...............................

HSE are now no longer responsible for Approving & Quality Assuring First Aid providers- this means that  from October 1st 2013 there are no longer HSE Approved Providers or courses! 

However the HSE still specifies the content and duration of courses and gives guidance on what an appropriate provider should have in place in terms of Quality Assurance, Moderation, staffing and qualifications

 What hasn't changed!!!!!...........................

HSE will continue to set the standards for training. Whilst the changes give employers flexibility, the one day Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) and three day First Aid at Work (FAW) courses remain the building blocks for first aid training.

 "Employers still have a legal duty to make arrangements to ensure their employees receive immediate attention if they are injured or taken ill at work."

(source www.hse.gov.uk)


You can download copies of the amended legislation & guidance by clicking on these links

Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981

Guidance on choosing a first aid training provider


To summarise, the  new guidance issued by HSE basically gives employers and organisations 2 choices 


Option 1

Access all first aid training through a provider that is using an HSE approved Awarding Organisation offering Nationally Recognised(QCF listed) courses

Option 2

Access non- nationally recognised provision and carry out some due diligence checks to ensure that the training booked meets HSE standards




The HSE are happy for you to choose whichever option best meets the needs of your organisation!!




At Fane Ltd we can offer either of these options (the Emergency First Aid at Work and First Aid at Work and Requalification course will be exactly the same duration, content & quality whichever option you choose!!)




To help any organisation that chooses Non -Nationally Recognised Provision we have already completed the Due Diligence checklist for you and will provide a signed copy on headed paper to anyone who books first aid training with us. This should be kept in your H&S records to prove that you have carried out the required checks( all original documentation detailed in the checklist is available for inspection, should you require it) . We will send out updated information whenever required


FAQ

Why might you decide on Non- Accredited Provision?

1. It's cheaper for you-as you do not have to pay an awarding body for certificates!

2. You have used us previously and know the quality of our trainers and training and don't need external verification of this

3. You want your course tailored to you covering specific first aid issues covered on the course that are not on the HSE syllabus

4.  There would be no additional benefit to your organisation from having staff with  a QCF listed qualification




Why you might you decide on Nationally Recognised Provision?

1. You are using Fane Ltd for the first time and are not sure about the due diligence process outlined above

2. Your quality system or IIP or other accreditation requires QCF qualifications

3. Your delegates funded by an organisation that requires QCF qualifications to draw down funding(eg Skills Funding Agency)

4.The training is for jobseekers or young people whose chances of employment or access to further education might be enhanced by attaining a nationally recognised first aid qualification


The Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 can be downloaded  by clicking here


The HSE Guidance on choosing a first aid training provider can be downloaded by clicking here


If you would like any further information or clarification- please give us a call (01207)693828


 First Aid Updates from Fane Ltd