Individual Delegate Requirements Disclaimer
Our Core Skills Training Framework (CSTF) Mandatory and Statutory Training is an annual refresher training course intended for healthcare professionals ONLY.
It is paramount that delegate(s) attending this course have:
- A minimum of 6 months healthcare experience
and/ or
- A recognised Health Care qualification (Including Care Certificate*)
The practical elements are NOT suitable for delegate(s) taking CSTF Mandatory and Statutory training without the above experience or certification.
Delegate(s) will need to attend our Care Certification training course if they do not have the above experience or certification. Care Certificate can be viewed here.
*This is to be completed over a 3–6-month period. Competencies and Care Certificate are awarded by the employer.
Paediatric Module (B) and New-born Module (C) (Optional Modules within out CSTF Mandatory and Statutory training)
Modules B and C are optional Resuscitation modules. You must have completed Module A (Full course) prior to attending these modules.
For you to be eligible to take the optional modules you MUST meet the following criteria:
Minimum 6 months experience of:
- Working directly with children or new-borns
- Working within a paediatric or neo-natal setting
Modules B and C are only suitable if you have the above experience. They are NOT suitable if you will be working within paediatric or neo-natal settings in the future.
The Health and Safety Group will at no time be held responsible if the incorrect training course or modules are selected and cancellation terms will still apply. It is the responsibility of the booking agency to ensure the delegate(s) being placed onto the course meet with the requirements above.
HSG reserves the right to remove any delegate from the course (at any time) and invalidate training certificates awarded to delegates that have been booked onto the course in error or where the above pre-requisites have not been met. HSG further reserve the right to report any instances of intentional deceit. In the event of inaccurate or falsified information being submitted, certificates will automatically become invalidated.
