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Medical First Aid (including Elementary First Aid)
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Classes will be held
For more information, contact: Survival Centre Administration Department
Email:
Telephone: +27 21 440 5716 | +27 21 440 5763 | +27 21 440 5700
Entrance Requirements
The course is open to all persons who intend serving onboard a seagoing ship who are designated to provide medical first aid onboard a ship.
Recommendations
Candidates are to bring along their ID/Passport on Day 1.
Drivers Licences will not be accepted.
Target Audience
The course is open to all persons who intend serving onboard a seagoing ship who are designated to provide medical first aid onboard a ship.
Course Structure
A written and practical assessment forms part of the candidate's portfolio of evidence.
Assessment and Certification
STCW Code A-VI/4-1 & STCW Code A-VI/1-3
Important Dates and Times
Application Deadline: Before commencement of the course or on the day of the course
Course offered at: Granger Bay, South Africa.
Course lasts for: 4 days
Note about registration: Please email all booking enquiries to
NB: No Cash or card facilities available on site. Payment details will be communicated once enrolment forms are received by admin department.
Class times are: 08h30-16h00
Note about class dates: Kindly be advised that bookings can only be confirmed once we have minimum 8 students and instructors are available.
Learning
Persons who complete the Medical First Aid training successfully may be eligible to apply for a Certificate of Proficiency in Medical First Aid and Elementary First Aid at SAMSA.
Course Intake
Maximum 16 Students allowed per course as per SAMSA accreditation.
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