Primary Assessment Skills: Learn how to assess an injured person and identify urgent needs through checking for responsiveness, pulse, and breathing patterns.

CPR Techniques: Master the steps for performing CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) on adults and children, including correct chest compression depth, rate, and timing for effective response.

Use of AED (Automated External Defibrillator): Understand how and when to use an AED, learning to deploy this life-saving device safely and effectively.

Secondary Care (First Aid): Gain essential first aid skills, like dressing wounds, treating burns, and stabilizing fractures, allowing you to manage injuries while waiting for professional help.

Managing Shock: Learn to identify symptoms of shock and understand how to manage it by helping maintain the patient’s temperature, calmness, and positioning.

Handling Emergency Oxygen: Develop the skills to administer emergency oxygen, a crucial component in diving-related accidents, which can significantly improve patient recovery.

Communication in Emergencies: Practice effective communication skills to calmly instruct others, relay information to emergency responders, and organize actions in stressful situations.

Patient Comfort and Care: Learn techniques for making injured individuals comfortable and reducing anxiety during treatment, essential for both physical and psychological support.

Emergency Scenario Drills: Through hands-on practice, build confidence in responding to various scenarios so that emergency response becomes second nature.