(b) Approved training programs shall determine which of the following hours of training are required for instructors, based on competency in essential knowledge and skills and previous hours of training in relevant courses. (1) Eight hours of training in the approved program curriculum are required for instructor certification/authorization after completion of first aid and CPR training and/or demonstrated competency in essential skills. (2) Thirty-two hours of training are required for instructor certification/authorization if applicant has no prior training and/or demonstrated competency in essential skills. (c) This training shall be provided by the approved training program that is hiring, franchising, or affiliating with an instructor. The training shall be given as a condition of hiring, franchising, or affiliating with an instructor, and shall include, but not be limited to, the course content specified in Section 100000.23 of this chapter. (d) Each training organization shall maintain written verification of instructor qualifications for each certified instructor. Note: Authority cited: Sections 1797.107 and 1797.191, Health and Safety Code. Reference: Sections 1597.866 and 1797.191, Health and Safety Code. § 100000.23. Required Course Content for Pediatric First Aid and CPR Instructor Training. (a) The training program for instructors shall include, but not be limited to, the following topics: (1) Teaching methods; (2) Teaching presentation and student assessment; (3) Child development impact and issues; (4) Administrative and quality assurance; (5) Participant health and safety, including care and use of manikins; (6) Issues of cultural sensitivity; (7) Assurance that child care context is part of all content areas; and (8) Topics and skills specified in Section 100000.30(a). (b) The training program for instructors shall also assess and evaluate an instructor's ability to teach the following essential skills:
(b) Approved training programs shall determine which of the following hours of training are required for instructors, based on competency in essential knowledge and skills and previous hours of training in relevant courses. (1) Eight hours of training in the approved program curriculum are required for instructor certification/authorization after completion of first aid and CPR training and/or demonstrated competency in essential skills. (2) Thirty-two hours of training are required for instructor certification/authorization if applicant has no prior training and/or demonstrated competency in essential skills. (c) This training shall be provided by the approved training program that is hiring, franchising, or affiliating with an instructor. The training shall be given as a condition of hiring, franchising, or affiliating with an instructor, and shall include, but not be limited to, the course content specified in Section 100000.23 of this chapter. (d) Each training organization shall maintain written verification of instructor qualifications for each certified instructor. Note: Authority cited: Sections 1797.107 and 1797.191, Health and Safety Code. Reference: Sections 1597.866 and 1797.191, Health and Safety Code. § 100000.23. Required Course Content for Pediatric First Aid and CPR Instructor Training. (a) The training program for instructors shall include, but not be limited to, the following topics: (1) Teaching methods; (2) Teaching presentation and student assessment; (3) Child development impact and issues; (4) Administrative and quality assurance; (5) Participant health and safety, including care and use of manikins; (6) Issues of cultural sensitivity; (7) Assurance that child care context is part of all content areas; and (8) Topics and skills specified in Section 100000.30(a). (b) The training program for instructors shall also assess and evaluate an instructor's ability to teach the following essential skills:
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