NFAA part of All Risk Group

At NFAA, we serve as your dedicated SHE (Safety, Health & Environmental) training partner, providing a gateway to all your SHE-related needs.

All Risk Management Group is our trusted certification partner. Our status as a Skills Development Provider (SDP) ensures strict adherence to training standards, governance, and certification issuance.

Custom On-Site Training:
Need training at your premises? Gather a minimum of 8 delegates, and we’ll coordinate a session at a time and date that’s convenient for you.

At NFAA, our mission is to deliver vital skills when it’s most convenient for YOU. Reach out today to schedule your training and ensure your team is prepared and compliant!

Our next training session at the Gauteng venue starts on 1 December 2025.
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First Aid isn't just for emergency responders, it's a skill that can be learned by anyone. Whether it's an emergency at home, work or while travelling this life-saving skill can come in handy in many and various situations. Sign up for a first aid course today and be prepared!

🚑 Be prepared, be certified! Join National First Aid Academy (NFAA) for accredited First Aid, Fire Fighting & SHE training. ✅ Certificates valid for 3 years 📅 Our next training session at the Gauteng venue starts on 1 December 2025. Secure your spot early to ensure compliance and readiness before the new year. 📱 WhatsApp us directly: 0823372737 👉 Book now:

N.F.A.A. - The National First Aid Academy offers exceptional first aid training to both individuals and organizations nationwide.

First Aid, Fire, Occupational Health and Safety, First Aid for Children and Infants course are just an extract of the training programs in our portfolio.

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High Blood Sugar Levels
Symptoms of high blood sugar (hyperglycemia) include the following:

Slow onset of confusion and irritability
Hunger, thirst and frequent urination
Headache
Blurred vision
Nausea and vomiting
Abdominal pain
Fruity smelling breath
A patient with high blood sugar levels is likely to need medical attention. Do not delay in seeking advanced medical care. If they become unresponsive, protect the airway and turn them into the recovery position.

The first aid treatment for low blood sugar levels is to give the patient sugar, followed by a complex carbohydrate. If the patient is unresponsive, urgent medical attention should be sought. All unresponsive patients should be placed into the recovery position (sometimes called the Safe Airway Position) in order to protect their airway.

Low Blood Sugar Levels
Symptoms of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) include the following:
Rapid onset of confusion, irritability, or combativeness
Hunger
Rapid pulse rate
Shallow breathing
Pale, clammy skin
Loss of co-ordination, tremors, slurred speech
Generalized weakness
Headache, dizziness
Seizures