How this course is delivered
- Learning format
- Blended — online learning and in-person attendance
- Learning support
- AI-assisted learning
- Training provider
- Delivered entirely by EAC Malta Ltd — Maltese CCTO 0010
- Attendance requirements
- One 240-minute live workshop and four 480-minute practical / supervised days; maximum six candidates. Twelve individually observed tasks and human award.
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Build the clinical, instructional and assessment competence to teach Cabin Crew First Aid. This English programme is the minimum instructor standard selected by EAC Malta Ltd as a CCTO. Individual evidence supports review by relevant authorities and training organisations.
48 net hours: 8 online, 4 live workshop, 24 practical laboratory, 8 supervised teaching and 4 portfolio. Assessment included; maximum six candidates. Additional entry preparation and remediation are separate.
Ten interactive modules
- The Aviation First Aid Instructor — 48 minutes online
- Aviation Physiology & Cabin Environment — 48 minutes online
- Teaching Resuscitation & AED Skills — 48 minutes online
- Teaching In-flight Medical Emergencies — 48 minutes online
- Teaching Injury Management — 48 minutes online
- Aircraft Medical Equipment & Coordination — 48 minutes online
- Travel Health, Hygiene & Human Factors — 48 minutes online
- Teaching Practical Skills — 48 minutes online
- Assessment, Feedback & Debriefing — 48 minutes online
- Supervised Delivery & Final Portfolio — 48 minutes online
Practise and explain every decision
40 HTML5 studios combine real photographs, saved written applications, 20 decision exercises, ten sequencing activities and ten branching cases. Optional narration, English captions and Alex provide role-play and formative feedback. Audio begins only when selected.
Prepare, demonstrate and assess
One live workshop, three practical days and a supervised teaching day develop adult, child and infant resuscitation, AED and choking instruction, first aid for medical events and injuries, oxygen and medical equipment literacy, cabin coordination, hygiene, assessment and debriefing.
Your teaching pack
Download the full programme, illustrated learning manual, workbook, 20-case exercise pack, admission diagnostic and editable teaching templates. Staff receive delivery and assessment guides, facilitator answers and the protected 80-question bank. A source and photograph-provenance register accompanies the pack. All photographs are real, CC0 or author-dedicated public domain.
Admission and development
Full initial, existing-instructor and healthcare routes. EAC reviews relevant experience, current practical first aid skills, teaching English and instructional preparation. A prior First Aid Trainer certificate is not mandatory for the full initial route. The 40-hour Initial Instructor Training course supplies the pedagogical foundation where needed.
Competence award
Complete the online work, verified attendance, two formative teaching attempts, six accepted portfolio components, a supervised 40-question test (60 minutes, 80%), all twelve observed practical tasks and two assessed teaching performances. Every rubric criterion must reach 3/4 and no critical error may remain unresolved. An independent human assessor authorises the EAC Malta Ltd Certificate of Competence, its supplement and the private evidence dossier. The appointing organisation records teaching scope and annual standardisation separately.