Controlling bleeding in casualties is vital, as haemorrhage is the most common treatable condition that threatens a.

Airway management with basic manoeuvres is an additional subject taught, with the main aim of supporting the injured .

Who is this for

Tuition fees: 30 €

Programme Coordinator Mary Kyriakou tel. 99859637

Bleeding Control Course

What is it: The BCON training seminar teaches participants basic, but life-saving, haemorrhage control interventions and basic airway management techniques.
Purpose & Method Controlling bleeding in casualties is vital, as haemorrhage is the most common treatable condition that threatens a casualty's life. Training includes managing bleeding with direct pressure, using a tourniquet (Combat Application Tourniquet, C-A-T), and employing haemostatic dressings and agents, with the primary aim of stabilising the casualty until professional medical help arrives.
Who is it for: The seminar is aimed at volunteer groups, corporate teams, corporate fire brigades, security personnel, teachers, and all citizens.
Cost / Tuition Fees 30 €

Date	Training Centre / Location
3-4/04/2026	CySEC / Nicosia
18-19/09/2026	Educational Centre KSEPPA / Limassol
14-15/11/2026	KSEPA / Larnaca

Programme Structure: This training seminar focuses on providing basic and life-saving interventions, offering participants the appropriate preparation to support an injured person until the arrival of healthcare professionals.
Thematic Units & Practical Skills
- Treating bleeding with direct pressure.
- Application of a C-A-T (Combat Application Tourniquet).
- Use of haemostatic dressings and haemostatic agents.
- Airway management with basic manoeuvres.

Validity & Significance: The seminar focuses on managing haemorrhage in casualties, which is the most common treatable condition that threatens a casualty's life, making specific interventions vital.
Operational Readiness It certifies the participants' ability to apply basic, life-saving interventions, ensuring they are capable of adequately supporting the casualty until the arrival of healthcare professionals.
Skills Assessment Framework
- Assessment of the correct application of direct pressure and a pneumatic tourniquet (Combat Application Tourniquet, C-A-T).
- Evaluation of the correct use of haemostatic dressings and agents.
- Assessment of the performance of basic manoeuvres for the correct management of the airway.