Private schools and Public School Parent-Teacher Associations use the Disaster First Aid course to prepare their faculty and administrators to respond to a large scale emergency quickly, calmly, and effectively.

The Benefits For Your School:

Increase applications and enrollments by reassuring Parents that your teachers and staff are trained and prepared to handle an Emergency such as earthquake and protect their children in a disaster situation.

A source of fund-raising for your school. Consider offering evening or weekend classes in Disaster First Aid to families and businesses in your locality.

Some High Schools and Middle Schools organize and sponsor Student Emergency Response Teams as a Community Service component of their regular curriculum. see a class.

Use your regular faculty to teach DFA, and utilize parents and other volunteers to assist with the hands-on skills exercises.

see: Why isn't "Standard" First Aid good enough?

Disaster First Aid has been adopted by many colleges as standard training for employees and staff either though their Student Health & Safety Program or their Campus Secuity System. Some Community Colleges offer Disaster First Aid to students as a non-credit course option.

Schools and Independent Instructors receive a 10% discount on books and a FREE LISTING and link on the "Where To Take a Class" pages of this website. Listings

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