First Aider Training and Certificate Record
See at a glance who is currently qualified and whose certificate runs out next, instead of finding out when somebody needs one.
Sports clubs by sport · SP-07
Coaching qualification register — every coach and volunteer with the qualification held, safeguarding check, first-aid certificate and renewal dates.
One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
Print it and write on it
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Answer the welfare officer's question — who is checked, who is qualified and whose paperwork runs out next — from one page instead of a filing box.
Club welfare officers, secretaries and head coaches at any club that puts volunteers in charge of a session.
One page, top to bottom:
Printed under the title: Every coach, assistant and team manager at the club on one page — the qualification each one holds, the safeguarding check on file, the first-aid certificate, and the date each of them runs out.
What is held, not what is needed. This register records what each person holds and when it is due for renewal. Which qualification, check or certificate a role needs is set by your governing body and your club's own policy — check with them, and keep the certificates themselves somewhere the welfare officer can find them.
Write-on lines: Club · Season · Welfare officer · Register kept by
Table, 12 rows: Name · Role / squad · Qualification held · Awarded by · Gained · Renew by · Check date · Check ref. · First aid to
Because that is set by your governing body, your league and your club's own policy, and it differs by sport, role and age group. The register records what each person holds; what they need is for your governing body to say.
No — it is an index. The certificates and check confirmations still need keeping, and the register only tells you where the gaps are.
See at a glance who is currently qualified and whose certificate runs out next, instead of finding out when somebody needs one.
See at a glance who has been trained in what and which squares are blank, across a whole team on a single page.
Record volunteering as it happens, with a signature against each line, so the hours can be proved months later to somebody who was not there.
Read back exactly what a boxer did in a camp — bag, pads, sparring or roadwork, and with whom — instead of guessing from a diary.
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