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I can see where buggie is coming from

I am qualified to teach diving first aid and we would normally expect it to take more than an hour to teach CPR thoroughly and practice - let alone bleeding and burns and what have you


But something is certainly better than nothing

  • 2 months later...
I'm resurrecting this thread because weaning is looming and I'd like to be able to be confident that I can deal with choking. Are people still interested in doing a course? Jennyh did you have any luck with the Mag? Sounds like it could be a good venue.

Hiya - thanks Yak for resurrecting. I am also very interested, would anyone consider a weekend course (even if there is a long waiting time) as Mr M would also be interested.... I recently heard from a friend who had a course (I guess the same idea or even the same one?) held at the Montpelier, they have a cinema room which might work or could be persuaded if sufficient people buy food & drinks.

Jenny, could you let me know if there are still spaces on the course you organise (or if it has already taken place), otherwise, would anyone be interested if I tried for a weekend one?

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