At this age, I have attended various Career Development courses, health and safety courses, and many others.
However, the one thing that popped into my head, that I'd like to talk about today is the first aid course, which I took a couple of years ago, as you might already know.
First name, courses include doing proper CPR to resuscitate, people who are losing or have lost Consciousness in that specific part of the training.
I remember learning a lot of many skills skills, such as how to check for breathing and perform chest.
Compressions.
I also learned how to do basic bandaging and splinting to reproduce bleeding and provide support in case of fractures, Etc.
I Furthermore, I remember I took the course for free in a public school along with some other V.
Here's in fact, I was only invited to take part in it since I've been actively doing community service and my friend who happened to work in the Red Cross, thought it was a great opportunity for me.
He believed that I could use my experience to raise people's awareness regarding the benefits of knowing basic first, a techniques a technique.
Well, it was quite impressive for me because at first, I thought doing first aid was simple and easy to do.
However, to my surprise, it wasn't as easy as pie at all.
I mean, I could barely do chest compressions properly at the time time, and , and I was also struggling to keep the bandages in place during the bandaging and splinting training.
It just made me look up to paramedics and people working in emergency services even more more, dead.