First aid is the primary, immediate and temporary care that a person receives as a result of sudden exposure to an emergency medical condition resulting in bleeding, wounds, fractures or burns, in order to save his life and until he is provided with specialized medical care by the arrival of the doctor to the scene or through his transfer to The nearest hospital.  this may be the right and quick aid which is the separation between life and death in many cases, so training on good behavior, in addition to the speed factor are essential elements in the first aid, anyone can provide the first aid service people who presents in the location of accident can provide it only if he/she was trained correctly on working of such preliminary procedures in the centers dedicated to that and the paramedic.

The British Academy for Training and Development provides a course in principles and principles of public health and first aid to everyone who is interested in improving the quality and efficiency of health services and has the desire to enter into this field.

Who should attend?

The interested in the field of ambulance.

Newcomers in the entry of the ambulance and nursing.

Persons who want to work in the field of health care to develop their skills and culture.

How attendees will benefit?

The importance of following the rules and principles of first aid to maintain the correct life of the injured, prevent the deterioration of his condition, and help him to heal.

Understanding the basic rules of the first aid in theory and preparing for continuation in courses and specialized programs and more practical.

The minimum amount of information that an interested person in the field of ambulances must be aware of prior to entering the hospital in terms of his understanding of the rules of the first aid and its responsibilities and securing the injured.

Basic emergency measures and priorities.

Principles of first aid.

Basic rules in first aid.

The basics of first aid

Responsibilities of the paramedic.

First Aid Procedures

Priorities and first aid measures.