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Certificate in Emergency Care
South Coast Medical Training Offline
#1 Posted : 14 August 2012 13:42:14(UTC)
South Coast Medical Training


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South Coast Medical Training are pleased to announce their new.......



Certificate in Emergency Care - level 3 (over 12-24 months)



Taught by Registered HCPC Paramedics with professional teaching qualifications, our average course ratio is one instructor per FIVE students!!!!



This unique National Award - Certificate in Emergency Care (CEC) course has been approved as a Level 3 qualification by AoFAQualifications, an OFQUAL recognised awarding organisation, the awarding arm of the Association of First Aiders, which also carries multiple qualifications.



The course follows a similar skills level to the IHCD Technician course



The course is over a year or two years with modular learning in centre, self-led, clinical write ups, critical reading, portfolio and web based with tutor support. This inlcudes four weeks in our Dorset training centre spread thoughout the duration of the course.



The course includes IHCD FPOS intermediate & AREMT EMT-I



Easy payment options are also available over 12 or 24 months to make access to this course easy for all - email admin@ambulancetraining.org.uk for info



check out our website for more info.......



http://www.ambulancetraining.org.uk/cec.html




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