CCSDC Caregiving Students

CEBU CAREGIVING STUDIES AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER
FIRST AID AND PRO CPR TRAINING
MARCH 20-22, 2009

Just before finishing the training on CCSDTI, I also started the another course with CCSDC. A total of 25 participants took the course. The students are actually handled by Mr. Jay Origenes. The final part would be our First aid and Pro CPR ECSI Course.

This will entitle the students to recieve ECSI Course Completion Cards at the end of the program. The great advantage of having these cards are of course the international acceptance as well as the great training program.

All the students were issued handbooks from ECSI and on the third day, our simulation was once again conducted outside the school premises. It was held at Mountain View Resort in Cebu City.



First aid and Pro CPR Training

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CCSDTI Caregiving Students

CCSDTI CAREGIVING STUDENTS FIRST AID CPR TRAINING
CEBU CITY BRANCH
MARCH 16-20, 2009

It took me some time to make this post since it has been a very busy week. I conducted this training to Cebu Center for Studies and Development Training Incorporated (CCSDTI) caregiving students. The training was divided into morning and evening schedules since the students were divided into morning and evening class.

A total of 28 students composed the morning class and a total of 24 students were in the evening class. Well it was a very tiring schedule but very satisfying indeed.



Most of the evening class students were working in different companies. This is perhaps the reason why they took the evening class. Nevertheless, they still manage to listen attentively despite the workload in during the day.

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ST PAUL COLLEGE- Bulacao Pardo Seminar

ST. PAUL COLLEGE

Well, I as mentioned earlier, we were invited by St. Paul College for another seminar on First aid, CPR and Basic Firefighting.

The seminar was attended to by more or less 300 participants from the high school department taking Citizens Army Training, College Students from the Education Department and of course their respective teachers and advisers.

The Seminar started at around 8:30 in the morning and the ever dynamic and Mr. Ben Alberio opened the activity with a short introduction about the seminar and likewise introduced me and the rest of our team.

Considering the number of participants, we have to use all our manikins to accommodate such number. We also divided them into groups and each group performed bandaging, emergency transportation and CPR in rotation.

The CAT officers assisted in handling the flow of the course and I would say they did it well.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Ben Alberio for his trust and confidence with our team as well as Mr. Francis Grucen . Both of them have made our lecture and demonstration a success!