Mossel Bay Municipality has opened 25 spots for youth in the Level 1 First Aid Training Programme 2026. This free training happens on 20-21 May 2026 in Mossel Bay, Western Cape. It mixes hands-on practice with classroom lessons to teach basic skills for handling emergencies.
Young people can gain knowledge that boosts their confidence and makes their resumes stand out. Employers in many fields look for workers who know safety basics and stay calm under pressure. This programme helps build those skills for homes, schools, jobs, or community events.
Key Programme Details
The training targets youth and focuses on first aid for everyday emergencies. Here are the main facts in a simple table:
| Programme Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Level 1 First Aid Training Programme 2026 |
| Host | Mossel Bay Municipality |
| Dates | 20-21 May 2026 |
| Location | Mossel Bay, Western Cape |
| Spots Available | 25 youth participants |
| Type | Practical and theoretical training |
| Cost | Not stated |
| Goal | Build emergency response skills |
With only 25 spots, young people should reach out soon to secure a place.
Topics Covered in the Training
The programme teaches key first aid skills through lessons and practice. Participants learn how to spot and respond to common problems. Here is the list of topics:
- Principles of first aid
- Choking
- Wounds and bleeding
- Artificial respiration
- One-person CPR
- Safety and emergency management
- Shock
- Fainting and unconsciousness
- Fractures
- Burns
- Head and spinal injuries
- Basic anatomy
These lessons show how to act fast and safely until help arrives. Trainees practice staying calm in tough spots.
Why First Aid Training Helps Youth
First aid skills build personal growth and job readiness. They show employers that a person takes safety seriously. This can strengthen a CV for entry-level jobs.
The training fits well with fields like security, hospitality, retail, tourism, construction, warehousing, community work, sports coaching, childcare, and events. It does not promise a job, but it makes a profile look stronger.
In real life, these skills apply to work accidents, car crashes, sports hurts, home issues, school problems, or public events. Knowing what to do can save time and lives while waiting for pros.
Who Should Join This Programme
This training suits many types of youth. It helps those building skills or starting careers. Consider it if you fit these groups:
- Unemployed youth
- Recent school graduates
- TVET college students
- University students
- Community volunteers
- Those eyeing healthcare jobs
- People into workplace safety
It gives a head start for paths in emergency services, health care, or safety roles.
What to Expect During Training
The schedule is not fully listed, but expect a mix of talks, demos, group work, and hands-on drills. Trainers lead scenarios to practice responses. Wear comfortable clothes and follow all rules for safety.
Listen well, join in, and ask questions. This builds real muscle memory for emergencies.
Documents You Might Need
Check with organizers for exact needs, as they are not listed. Common items for youth programmes include:
- Copy of South African ID
- Recent CV
- Proof of address
- Contact info
- School records
Email or call to confirm. Do not send extras without asking.
How to Register or Get More Info
Contact these people right away:
- Sonwa Mbandezi: [email protected] or 044 606 5229
- Laurenz Ideklerk: [email protected] or 044 606 5224
- Masibulele Mshoba: [email protected]
- Christopher Dlamini: [email protected]
Use a clear email subject like “Level 1 First Aid Training Enquiry – [Your Name]”. Give your full name, phone, and say you are free on 20-21 May 2026. Be polite and quick to stand out.
Spots fill fast with just 25 available. Reach out today to learn more or sign up.