Course Description
When caring for young children or the elderly, even small actions can make a big difference in preventing the spread of infections. This 1-day classroom course is specially designed for all levels of staff and anyone involved in caregiving — from childcare providers and educators to eldercare professionals and support staff.
Through interactive discussions, real-life scenarios, and practical demonstrations, participants will learn how infections spread and how to implement effective hygiene and infection control measures in everyday care settings. The course provides essential knowledge and hands-on strategies to protect those most vulnerable — ensuring safer, cleaner, and healthier environments for all.
Join us to strengthen your infection control awareness and make every act of care a step toward better protection and wellbeing.
Course Objectives
To provide all levels of personnel and the public with the basic knowledge and concepts of infection prevention and control, disease transmission, cleaning, and disinfection practices to
reduce the risk of infections in all settings.
Course Outline
• How Infection Spreads
• Hand Hygiene
• Standard Precautions
• Transmission-based Precautions
• Cleaning & Disinfection
• Use of Personal Protective Equipment
• Housekeeping & Waste Management
Course Structure
• 1 day (7 hours)
• Lectures and discussions
Certificate
• Certificate of Completion
Who Should Attend
• Nurses & Allied Health staff – from hospitals, clinics, nursing homes,
• Pre-school Teachers & Care staff/Student Care Teachers & Staff
* Dental Staff
• Homecare Staff
Course Fee
• SGD199 per participant
Sim Tianseng
Infection Control Expert
STS is the principal trainer and founder of STS Academia. He provides training and consultancy on Infection Control, Quality & Safety to hospitals and institutions in Singapore and the region. STS had worked previously as a chief infection control officer at a private hospitals group in Singapore for more than 10 years and served as a lecturer at the group's hospital college. He was an adjunct lecturer at Flinders University, Master of Health Administration program conducted in Singapore from 2012 until 2022.