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OCNW Area Of Provision Employment Related
Title Principles of Aviation First Aid (Certficate in)
Level Level 2
Qualification Code 100/4333/0
LSC Learning Aim Reference 10043330
Section 96/97 96 & 97 pre 16, 16-18, 18+, 19+
Guided Learning Hours (GLH) 90
Units Unit 1 Essential Skills in Aviation First Aid Unit 2 Understanding Signs and Symptoms in Aviation First Aid Unit 3 Understanding Minor In-Flight Medical Conditions Unit 4 Understanding Major In-Flight Medical Conditions Unit 5 Understanding On-Aircraft Medical Equipment
Target Group This qualification is aimed at young people aged 14+ and adults who are interested in a career within the airline industry.
Summary

The OCNW Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Aviation First Aid is a vocationally related qualification (VRQ) that introduces the knowledge, understanding and skills that specifically relate to Aviation First Aid. 

 

This qualification is part of a suite of airline employment qualifications offered by OCNW.  Other qualifications within the suite include Airport Customer Service Agent and the Air Cabin Crew Skills. It is the aim of the suite of airline programmes to ensure that learners have developed skills to meet basic airline occupations entry requirements and to have developed an understanding of the airline industry so that they can make an informed decision, on whether they wish to pursue a career within
Assessment

All units are assessed internally through the build up of a portfolio of evidence.

To gain a unit certificate all the assessment criteria in the unit covering the evidence indicators must be achieved. For the full award, learners must satisfy all the criteria for the four mandatory units.

Internal and external moderation are a requirement for all units.

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