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ICTQual Level 4 Award in Learn How to Use The 911, 999 & 112 Emergency Services Correctly

This qualification develops the knowledge and practical awareness needed to recognize emergencies, contact 911, 999, and 112 correctly, communicate effectively, and respond appropriately while awai...

Awarding Body: ICTQual AB|Course Level: Level 4

Course features

This ICTQual Level 4 Award is an 8-unit qualification designed to build emergency awareness, communication confidence, and practical preparedness for using emergency service numbers correctly across different regions.

  • Official ICTQual AB Level 4 Award qualification

  • 8 mandatory study units

  • 5-day 15-hour training programme

  • Available online, in-person, or blended through ATCs

  • Mandatory assessment with 100 MCQs

  • Minimum 75% pass mark required

About course

The ICTQual Level 4 Award in Learn How to Use The 911, 999 & 112 Emergency Services Correctly is designed to help learners understand when and how to access emergency services appropriately. It focuses on the correct use of three major emergency numbers used internationally and explains how police, fire, and medical services operate within emergency response systems.

  • Builds understanding of 911, 999, and 112 emergency systems

  • Supports effective decision-making in urgent situations

  • Improves communication with emergency dispatchers

  • Covers legal, ethical, and safety responsibilities

  • Includes technology and preparedness planning

  • Enhances confidence for real-life emergency response

What you will learn

Learners will develop knowledge and practical awareness across the full emergency response process, from recognizing incidents and contacting emergency services correctly to supporting preparedness and safe action.

  • Understand the functions and responsibilities of emergency services

  • Identify and differentiate between the emergency service numbers: 911, 999, and 112

  • Communicate clearly and concisely with emergency dispatchers

  • Follow appropriate emergency response steps and safety measures

  • Address communication barriers and special considerations during emergencies

  • Develop personal emergency plans and ongoing preparedness strategies

Course content

Who should attend

This course is suitable for anyone who wants to improve their ability to handle emergencies correctly and confidently, whether for professional responsibilities, travel, community awareness, or personal preparedness.

  • Healthcare professionals seeking stronger emergency communication awareness

  • Public safety personnel and support staff

  • General public interested in emergency preparedness

  • Travellers who need awareness of international emergency numbers

  • Expatriates living in different emergency response systems

  • Community members who want practical emergency knowledge

Course requirements

ICTQual AB states that entry requirements may vary by training provider, but typical expectations focus on age, education, communication ability, and readiness to engage with the course content.

  • Learner must be at least 18 years old and should normally hold a high school diploma or equivalent, with basic literacy and numeracy skills

  • Learner should have proficient English language skills; prior healthcare or public safety experience is beneficial but not mandatory

Assessments

This training programme includes mandatory assessment conducted through Approved Training Centres. Assessment is designed to measure understanding of the course content and the ability to apply concepts in practical emergency situations.

  • Mandatory assessment through Approved Training Centres

  • Quizzes consisting of 100 multiple-choice questions

  • Assessment evaluates comprehension of course material

  • Minimum score of 75% is required to pass

Progression

Successful learners can progress into higher-level emergency response, public safety, emergency management, and preparedness-related training. The qualification also supports broader professional development in emergency communication, community safety, and operational readiness.

  • Advanced emergency response training such as first aid, CPR, or EMT-related study

  • Professional development in public safety, emergency management, or disaster response

  • Further study in emergency communications systems and related technologies

  • Progression into public health preparedness, community outreach, or legal and ethical emergency practice

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