First Aid & Emergency Response

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First Aid & Emergency Response by CaLeo Academy is a comprehensive practical learning programme designed to help individuals recognise medical emergencies, respond safely and provide appropriate immediate care during the critical first few minutes of an incident.

Emergencies can occur at home, at work, while travelling, in educational institutions or in public places. Knowing what to do—and what not to do—can make an important difference while professional medical assistance is being arranged.

The course begins with the fundamentals of first aid, personal and scene safety, casualty assessment and activation of emergency medical services. Learners then progress through the management of common injuries and medical emergencies, including bleeding, wounds, shock, burns, fractures, soft-tissue injuries, choking, unconsciousness and other situations requiring prompt assistance.

Dedicated sections introduce cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the principles of using an automated external defibrillator (AED), helping learners understand the structured response to cardiac arrest and other immediately life-threatening situations.

The course emphasises a systematic approach: recognise the emergency, protect yourself and the casualty, call for appropriate help, assess the casualty and provide suitable first aid within your level of training.

Scenario-based learning, visual demonstrations, knowledge checks and assessments are used to reinforce important concepts and prepare learners to respond calmly and methodically in real-world situations.

This course is suitable for students, teachers, employees, workplace personnel, caregivers, parents, community members and anyone interested in developing essential emergency preparedness and first-aid knowledge.

Major areas covered

  • Principles and priorities of first aid
  • Scene safety and personal protection
  • Initial casualty assessment
  • Calling and communicating with emergency services
  • Recovery position
  • Unconscious casualty management
  • CPR fundamentals
  • AED awareness and use
  • Choking and airway emergencies
  • Bleeding and wound management
  • Shock
  • Burns and scalds
  • Fractures and musculoskeletal injuries
  • Head and other common injuries
  • Common medical emergencies
  • Safe casualty handling principles
  • Emergency preparedness
  • Practical scenarios and response decision-making

Course approach

Recognise → Assess → Call for Help → Provide First Aid → Monitor → Handover

The objective is not simply to memorise procedures, but to develop the confidence and structured thinking needed to respond appropriately during an emergency.

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What Will You Learn?

  • By the end of the course, learners should be able to:
  • - recognise potentially serious and life-threatening emergencies;
  • - assess whether an emergency scene is safe to approach;
  • - perform an organised initial assessment of a casualty;
  • - activate emergency medical services appropriately;
  • - understand basic CPR and AED response principles;
  • - assist a choking casualty;
  • - provide initial care for bleeding, wounds, burns and injuries;
  • - recognise signs of shock and selected medical emergencies;
  • - place an appropriate unconscious breathing casualty into the recovery position;
  • - avoid common first-aid mistakes that can worsen an injury;
  • - monitor a casualty until professional assistance arrives;
  • - communicate useful information during emergency handover; and
  • - respond to emergencies in a calmer, safer and more systematic manner.

Course Content

First Aid & Emergency Response — Course Modules
13-module First Aid course with practical skill checklists, scenarios and final assessment.

  • V2.1 — Module 1: First Aid Foundations, Scope and Scene Safety
  • V2.1 — Module 2: Primary Assessment, ERSS 112 and Handover
  • V2.1 — Module 3: Adult Cardiac Arrest, CPR and AED
  • V2.1 — Module 4: Pediatric CPR and Choking
  • V2.1 — Module 5: Life-Threatening Bleeding and Shock
  • V2.1 — Module 6: Wounds, Burns and Chemical Exposure
  • V2.1 — Module 7: Fractures and Major Trauma
  • V2.1 — Module 8: Stroke, Chest Pain, Seizure, Hypoglycemia and Fainting
  • V2.1 — Module 9: Breathing Emergencies, Asthma and Anaphylaxis
  • V2.1 — Module 10: Poisoning, Opioid Overdose, Snakebite, Bites and Stings
  • V2.1 — Module 11: Heat, Cold, Drowning and Electrical Emergencies
  • V2.1 — Module 12: Workplace and School First Aid Systems
  • V2.1 — Module 13: Scenario Lab, Skills Check and Final Assessment
  • First Aid & Emergency Response — Final Assessment

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