Paediatric First Aid at Work (PFAW)
3-Day Course
Our Level 3 Paediatric First Aid at Work (PFAW) course is a comprehensive, Qualsafe Awards accredited qualification designed for anyone working with children who may need to respond to a range of paediatric emergencies.

Meets Ofsted and UK regulatory requirements for schools, nurseries, and childcare providers.

Suitable for workplaces where staff are responsible for children, including schools, nurseries, childcare centres, and youth organisations.

3-day intensive training covering life-saving skills, injuries, illnesses, and emergency management for children and infants.

Certificate valid for 3 years, fully recognised by employers, insurers, and regulators.
Who Should Attend
The FAW course is ideal for:
Nursery, school,
and childcare staff.
Teachers, teaching assistants, and after-
school club supervisors.
Individuals responsible for child safety
in workplaces or community settings.
Parents or carers seeking comprehensive
paediatric first aid training.
Participants with or without prior first aid
experience.
What You Will Learn — Course
Content & Outcomes
The 3-day PFAW course equips participants with in-depth knowledge and practical skills to respond
to paediatric emergencies. Topics include:
Role and responsibilities of a First Aider
Assessing the situation and casualty
CPR and AED use
Choking management
Management of injuries
Medical emergencies
Scenario-based practical exercises
Assessment
Participants will leave the course confident and competent to provide first aid to children in workplace and childcare settings.
Certification & Validity

Qualsafe Level 3 Paediatric First Aid Certificate — valid for 3 years.

Recognised across childcare, schools, and other professional settings in the UK.

Certificate demonstrates competence in paediatric first aid, emergency care,
and injury management.
Duration & Delivery
Why FAW Matters
Children and infants require specialised first aid knowledge and skills.
With PFAW training, participants gain:

Confidence to respond effectively and safely to paediatric emergencies

Knowledge of injuries, illnesses, and emergency management for children

Compliance with regulatory and childcare requirements

Ability to act decisively until professional medical help arrives





