FIRST Aid Training

   First Aid Safely for all your First Aid Needs.

First Aid Response PHECC instructor and examiner - Occupational First Aid Instructor & Examiner FETAC/QQI -  Manual Handling Instructor– Level 6 QQI -
 Courses can be done in a classroom setting or through BLENDED LEARNING. This involves online e-learning done at your own pace, and practical in-house training at your location. We train therapists, child care workers, companies, and individuals. We can tailor courses to suit your needs. Individuals, small and large groups catered for. Courses from 3/4 hrs to 3 day.
Manual Handling Training  covers the principles and practices of safe manual handling. In compliance with Irish Health and Safety legislation. Online and face to face courses. Certificate: Certificate issued to each participant. Valid for 3 years.

Group courses available at your location, Dublin Meath Monaghan Kildare and surrounding areas 

CONTACT DETAILS

firstaidinstructors@gmail.com

mcgovernjoanne1@gmail.com

0868362705


PAEDIATRIC FIRST AID


3 DAY OCCUPATIONAL FIRST AID


CERTIFIED GENERAL FIRST AID COURSE


SPORTS FIRST AID



Highly Trained Team

Joanne Mc Govern - Director -First Aid Response PHECC instructor and examiner  Occupational First Aid Instructor & Examiner FETAC/QQI  Manual Handling Instructor  – Level 6 QQI

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