Shanghai Song Qingling School First Aid Training

Sinoaid Health Promotion Center Partners with Shanghai Song Qingling School to Host First Aid Training for International Teachers

November 8, 2024, Shanghai—Sinoaid Health Promotion Center successfully organized a one-day First Aid Training session for the international teachers at Shanghai Song Qingling School. This training aimed to enhance teachers' emergency response skills, ensuring the safety of students and staff within the school.

Founded in 2008, Shanghai Song Qingling School has been committed to providing an outstanding educational environment for over 1,700 students. The school offers state-of-the-art facilities, including international libraries, modern sports halls, and specialized classrooms for arts and sciences, fostering a personalized learning experience for its students. To better handle emergencies within the school, the administration sought to equip its teachers with essential first aid skills, allowing them to respond effectively to urgent situations.

The training was meticulously planned and delivered by Sinoaid Health Promotion Center, a professional organization with years of experience in emergency response training. As part of the training, the Center tailored the content for international teachers by providing the course entirely in English, ensuring clear and precise communication of first aid techniques. Teachers were taught vital skills, including CPR, trauma care, and first aid for choking, all of which are crucial for handling emergencies in the school setting.

Sinoaid Health Promotion Center is committed to offering high-quality, practical first aid training to various institutions, striving to enhance public awareness of safety and emergency preparedness. Through initiatives like this, the Center aims to create safer environments for both staff and students, ensuring that they are well-equipped to handle unexpected situations.

As the organizer of this training, Sinoaid Health Promotion Center continues to prioritize the well-being of the community and is dedicated to offering more such training sessions to enhance emergency preparedness and health safety across different sectors.