This qualification is assessed through practical evaluations and Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs). Learners must successfully pass both assessments, achieving the required passing percentage to earn the certification.

The recommended duration for this qualification is 7 days. However, the course may be extended to accommodate additional learning needs if necessary, but it cannot be shortened.

The course modules for the Level-3 Award in First Aid at Work cover the following topics:

• Legal obligations and responsibilities of a workplace first aider
• Incident assessment and management
• CPR techniques for adults, children, and infants
• Safe operation and use of an automated external defibrillator (AED)
• First aid for choking and airway obstructions
• Identification and management of shock and circulatory emergencies
• Treatment for wounds, bleeding, and trauma
• Techniques for managing fractures and dislocations, including immobilization
• Assessment and first aid interventions for head and spinal injuries
• Handling burns, scalds, and chemical exposures
• First aid for eye injuries and foreign body removal
• Recognizing and responding to medical emergencies, such as heart attacks and strokes
• Managing allergic reactions and anaphylaxis
• First aid for seizures, diabetes, and epilepsy
• Effective communication and coordination during workplace incidents