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New HIQA national standards for residential care settings for older people in Ireland require staff to hold a nationally and internationally recognised qualification. With this in mind, and predicted future recruitment demand for healthcare assistants set to average 2,300 per annum between 2011 and 2020 (Skills and Labour Market Research Unit of FÁS Report), completing a Major Award at FETAC Level 5 in Healthcare Support or Nursing Studies can give those seeking work as healthcare assistants a formal qualification and can put them in a position where their skills are in high demand.

Are you interested in volunteering with the Order of Malta? If you join up you will be trained in first aid, learn life-saving skills, and meet new people as part of this very active organisation in the Castlebar area.

Impact Training Consultants has been based in Mullingar since 1991.

Don’t let nettle rash, a wasp sting or an insect bite spoil your gardening enjoyment this summer. Make sure you have a tube of Anthisan Cream handy. This first aid cream is an effective treatment for relieving the pain, itching, and inflammation caused by insect bites, stings, and nettle rash.

Are you organising an event? You may require ambulance/first aid cover to ensure the safety and wellbeing of those attending. Contact Tom on 087 683 3711 or email [email protected]

Whether you are taking in a music festival or simply taking out the weeds this summer, you will need some first aid for insect bites and stings from wasps and nettles.

Precision Training and Education Ltd is a new training company based in Tuam. Precision Training will offer a wide variety of training courses in the coming months and is in the process of becoming a FETAC accredited provider.

Research is under way at NUI Galway to develop a wound dressing for people suffering from the genetic skin blistering condition Epidermolysis Bullosa, (EB).

Occupational first aid training will take place on Wednesday May 19, Saturday May 22, and Tuesday May 25 from 9.30am to 4.30pm in the Ballina Family Resource Centre.

The Irish Red Cross offers a range of courses designed to comply with health and safety legislation regarding first aid in the workplace.