Georgia Health and Safety Orientation Training
This 10 hour certificate program provides basic information and recommended practices for the following core health and safety content areas from the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG). Topics include: Indoor/Outdoor Safety; Handling and Storage of Hazardous Materials; Transportation and Field Trip Safety; SIDS and SUIDS Prevention; Shaken Baby Syndrome; Preventing and Managing Infectious Disease; Food Allergies; Medication Administration; and Emergency and Disaster Preparedness. In addition, this course provides basic information and recommended practices in recognition and reporting of child abuse and neglect and child development. It is comprised of three (3) individual courses that total 10 hours in training.
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Precious JACKSON, GA –
I suggest splitting the first Course about Health and Safety Basics in half.
Krystal MAYSVILLE, GA –
It was a very good informative experience. I never felt stress from it being too hard to understand but it also wasn’t too easy. It was a perfect middle.
Sydeny CONYERS, GA –
I have learned a lot of information throughout the course. I would highly recommend others to take this course.
Darrion RINGGOLD, GA –
Courses were well structured and if you take notes throughout the whole course you will do a lot better than trying to think off the brain.