PREPARE SAFE SPORT VENUE TRAINING

  • By Marj@bandicootmarketing.com

The PREPARE course educates users on sports safety, illness and injury prevention. It educates how to recognize symptoms of potentially dangerous conditions and how to respond in emergency situations. It includes and goes far beyond concussion education. Upon successful completion of the course, the user receives a certificate.

  • A proven course that has educated more than 50,000 coaches nationwide
  • Reviewed and updated regularly by an expert board of advisors
  • A must-have course for all youth sports community members in any sport at any age
  • Recognized and implemented by many national governing bodies including Pop Warner Football
  • Used by the Alabama, Georgia and Florida High School Athletic Associations, and the Mississippi High School Activities Association

Important PREPARE Information

  • To purchase the course you will need to create an account. After account creation and purchase, you will begin the course.
  • The course takes approximately 1.5 hours to complete in one session. You can complete the course in multiple sessions.
  • You have 30 days from the date of purchase to complete the course and quizzes.
  • Following each module is a quiz which must be passed with a score of 80% or higher. A user has two attempts to pass each test.
  • Review your notes from the course and allow yourself plenty of time to take each quiz.
  • If you fail to pass a module quiz, you can contact NCSS to reset your module.

 

*ATTENTION* If you are a GHSA user needing to complete your testing, do not purchase this PREPARE course. Please refer to the instructions provided during your in-person class to access your specific testing portal. For any questions email: contact@sportssafety.org.

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Course Information

Course Instructor

Marjorie Aboga Marjorie Aboga Author

Introduction

 Module 1: Emergency Planning

Module 2: Environmental Concerns and Illnesses

Module 3: Emergency Recognition

Module 4: Pre-Existing Medical Considerations

Module 5: Principles of First Aid

Module 6: Stop The Bleed

Module 7: Head and Neck Injuries

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