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Paediatric First Aid courses

By evatharvey
April 23, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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evatharvey

Posted April 23, 2015

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Posted April 23, 2015

I run private courses for parents all over London and I have run many classes in the homes of parents in East Dulwich. If you would like to book a 2 hour Paediatric First Aid course for parents, in your home. I require a minimum of 6 and maximum of 10 people. Cost is ?35 per person and you also receive a wonderful First Aid manual as part of your course.

If you are interested in Paediatric First Aid courses or Baby Massage or even combined courses, please visit my website www.andchillax.co.uk

I also run Ofsted approved 6 hour courses for Nannies and 12 hour courses for childminders and early years staff.

I was a trainer in the NHS and private healthcare for over 20 years and have an MA in Learning and Development and taught all sorts of health related subjects and even had some published articles about my work.

To learn more or to book a course with me email me [email protected]

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