Exam Details
The SLLS First Aid Level (i) exam focuses on essential first aid skills for lifeguards and others involved in aquatic safety.
Minimum Age: 16 years
Duration: 6-7 hours (01 Day)
Certification offered by: Sri Lanka Life Saving (SLLS)
Exam Structure
- Written Assessment:
- Format: Typically multiple-choice or short-answer questions.
- Topics Covered:
- Basic first aid principles
- Recognition of common injuries and illnesses
- First aid for specific situations (e.g., drowning, bleeding, fractures)
- Practical Skills Assessment:
- Demonstration of Skills: Candidates must demonstrate first aid techniques, including:
- CPR for adults, children, and infants
- Recovery position
- Bandaging techniques
- Using an AED
- Managing bleeding and shock
- Demonstration of Skills: Candidates must demonstrate first aid techniques, including:
Preparation
- Attend Training Course: Completion of a First Aid Level (i) course is required prior to the exam.
- Review Materials: Study the course manual and any supplementary resources provided.
- Practice Skills: Engage in practical sessions to reinforce your understanding and execution of first aid techniques.
Certification
- Passing Requirements: Candidates must successfully complete both the written and practical assessments to receive certification.
- Validity: Certification is generally valid for a period of three years before recertification is necessary.
It is vital to make sure you are well-prepared, as this certification is crucial for ensuring safety in aquatic environments!