Phlebotomy and Venepuncture Training – Become a Certified Phlebotomist
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Become a Certified Phlebotomist with Tecloy Academy
3 weeks
Inclusive of internships
Hands-on Practicals
Instructor-led practical sessions
Globally Accredited Certificates
Recognized by industry leaders
Beginner Level
No experience required
PHYSICAL CLASS-ROOM LEARNING
Training Fee: ₦200,000
- 3-day in a week Phlebotomy Classes (Physical) 2 weeks
- 2 Weeks Clinical Internship
- Total Duration (4 weeks) Internship inclusive
- Hands-on Practical Sessions
- Globally-Accredited Certificate
- Scenario-Based Assessments
- Live Q&As and Job Support
- Flexible Learning Schedule
- Graduation Ceremony
ONLINE INSTRUCTOR LED TRAINING
Training Fee: ₦180,000
- 3-day in a week Phlebotomy Classes (Physical) 2 weeks
- 2 Weeks Clinical Internship
- Total duration (4 weeks) Internship inclusive
- Hands-on Practical Sessions
- Globally-Accredited Certificate
- Scenario-Based Assessments
- Live Q&As and Job Support
- Flexible Learning Schedule
- Graduation Ceremony
Our Worldclass Curriculum Covers & Everything You Need to Know
Phlebotomists play a very crucial role in healthcare. Blood analysis is a primary diagnostic tool, and accurate blood collection is the very first critical step. Without properly collected and handled samples, diagnoses can be delayed or incorrect, which can impact patient care.
Where Phlebotomists Work
Phlebotomists are in demand globally and can work in:
- Hospitals and clinics
- Diagnostic & Medical Laboratories
- Home healthcare services
- General Practitioner (GP) Offices
- Blood Banks and Donor Centres
- Mobile Health Units
- Outreach Programs
- Research and Clinical Trials Centres
- Nursing Homes & Long-Term Care Facilities
- Corporate Wellness Programs
Roles and Responsibilities
As a Phlebotomists, you may do the following:
- Patient identification, preparation and communication
- Proper equipment selection and usage
- Ensure specimen collection, transport and integrity
- Accurate labelling and documentation of specimens to ensure quality.
- Support nurses and doctors in delivering quality care
Certification and Opportunities
Earning a Phlebotomy certification opens doors to a range of opportunities:
- Work in diverse healthcare settings locally or abroad
- Gain skills for career advancement or specialisation
- Join a profession that is highly respected and always in demand
This course equips you with the skills, knowledge, and certification you need to start a fulfilling career in healthcare.
Aspiring Healthcare Professionals - They want to start a rewarding career in healthcare, even if they have no prior experience.
Career Changers - They want to switch careers into the healthcare field, seeking stability, fulfillment, and new opportunities.
Current Caregivers and Healthcare Workers - They want to enhance their skills, earn a recognized certification, and advance in their roles.
Jobseekers and Fresh Graduates - They want to build a solid foundation and increase their chances of securing employment in healthcare.
People Seeking Global Opportunities - They want to meet international certification requirements and explore healthcare job opportunities abroad.
Anthony Gbagada Office: 1b Oluseun, Anthony Gbagada, Lagos
No Experience needed
- you don't need previous medical health or training
- You don't need any experience in healthcare
- You dont need a nursing school degree
- you don't need university degree
- you need Fluency in English
- you need access to device and internet
- you have a passion and commitment
Get Immersed In Hands-On Practicals that Build Confidence and Real-World Skills
To become a successful and highly sought-after Phlebotomist, you need to be grounded in both venipuncture principles and practical procedures. This is why, at Tecloy, we emphasise practicals and real-world case studies — not just theories.
In this course, you’ll participate in rich, hands-on practical sessions designed to prepare you for real-world healthcare scenarios. These practicals include:
- Venipuncture Techniques
- Capillary (Fingerstick) Collection
- Specimen Handling & Transportation
Our practicals are available in two flexible formats:
Immersive Virtual Videos: Watch detailed, step-by-step practical simulations you can observe and practice on your own. This is included in the course.
In-Person Demonstrations: You can opt to attend physical sessions at our demonstration centers to engage in live practicals. Currently, our centers are located in Lagos, Nigeria, with plans to expand to more cities soon!
Gain Relevant Real-World Experience Through Clinical Internships
As part of your training, you’ll have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience through a 4-week Clinical Internship. This helps bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world healthcare practice, and also meet the clinical requirements for job applications.
Here’s what you can expect:
Flexible Options: Complete your internship at one of our trusted partner facilities or arrange one at a healthcare facility near you.
Direct Patient Care: Work directly with real patients under the supervision of experienced healthcare professionals.
Professional Networking: Connect with healthcare professionals, opening doors to future job opportunities and mentorship.
Verifiable Reference Letter: Receive a professional reference letter upon completing your internship to enhance your resume.
Important Details to Note:
Currently, our partner facilities are located in Nigeria, with more locations coming soon.
If you arrange your own internship, we’ll provide an official letter, and guidance to ensure it meets program standards.
Internships are scheduled after you complete the course to ensure you’re fully prepared to make the most of the experience.
Clinical Internship is more than a requirement for job applications—it’s your gateway to becoming a confident and skilled healthcare assistant, ready to make a difference in the lives of your patients.
Module 1: Foundations of Phlebotomy
Learning Outcomes
Introduction to Phlebotomy
- Structure of the Heart
- The Blood Vessels and Circulation
- Types of Blood Vessels and Their Functions
- Blood Circulation
- Composition of the Blood
- Blood Composition
- Blood Constituent Parts
- Blood Collection Methods and Their Applications
Phlebotomy Related Abbreviations and Terminologies
- Patient Preparation for Blood Tests
- Other Considerations
Pain Management Techniques in Phlebotomy
- Manage Needle Phobia in Patients
- Creating a Condusive Phlebotomy Settings
- Patient Identification and Communication Techniques
Prioritising Communication
- Informed Consent and Patient Confidentiality
- Communication
- Patient Education on Blood Tests Significance
- Educative Measures
Safety Protocols and Infection Control in Phlebotomy
- Why Do Phlebotomists Need to Wear PPE?
- Hand Hygiene and Skin Antisepsis
- Using Antiseptic Soap and Water
- Hand Hygiene Techniques
- Handling and Disposal of Sharps, Biohazard Waste
- Biohazards Treatment Approach
Primary Duties of a Phlebotomist
Lesson Summary
procedures
Module 3: Phlebotomy and Healthcare Settings
Module 4: History and career Development in Phlebotomy
Practical, Demonstrations, Troubleshooting and Evaluations
- Learn from subject matter expert
- Instructor-led Demonstration
- Proper handwashing and PPE use
- Safe needle handling
- Step-by-step venipuncture
Student Practice (Supervised)
- Practicalise blood collection techniques on training arms
- Supervised Student Demonstration
- Practicing on training arms or simulated devices
- RAYCapillary collection techniques
- Tube labeling and sample handling
Troubleshooting Scenarios
- What to do in difficult situations
- What to do when no blood is drawn
- Managing fainting or difficult veins
- Equipment failure and safety checks
Evaluation & Feedback
- Learn from subject matter expert
- Get professional guidance and feedback from
subject matter experts
- Skills checklist assessment
- Professional conduct observation
- Constructive feedback and final Q&A
Module 1: Foundations of Phlebotomy
Learning Outcomes
Introduction to Phlebotomy
- Structure of the Heart
- The Blood Vessels and Circulation
- Types of Blood Vessels and Their Functions
- Blood Circulation
- Composition of the Blood
- Blood Composition
- Blood Constituent Parts
- Blood Collection Methods and Their Applications
Phlebotomy Related Abbreviations and Terminologies
- Patient Preparation for Blood Tests
- Other Considerations
Pain Management Techniques in Phlebotomy
- Manage Needle Phobia in Patients
- Creating a Condusive Phlebotomy Settings
- Patient Identification and Communication Techniques
Prioritising Communication
- Informed Consent and Patient Confidentiality
- Communication
- Patient Education on Blood Tests Significance
- Educative Measures
Safety Protocols and Infection Control in Phlebotomy
- Why Do Phlebotomists Need to Wear PPE?
- Hand Hygiene and Skin Antisepsis
- Using Antiseptic Soap and Water
- Hand Hygiene Techniques
- Handling and Disposal of Sharps, Biohazard Waste
- Biohazards Treatment Approach
Primary Duties of a Phlebotomist
Lesson Summary
procedures
Module 3: Phlebotomy and Healthcare Settings
Module 4: History and career Development in Phlebotomy
Practical, Demonstrations, Troubleshooting and Evaluations
- Learn from subject matter expert
- Instructor-led Demonstration
- Proper handwashing and PPE use
- Safe needle handling
- Step-by-step venipuncture
Student Practice (Supervised)
- Practicalise blood collection techniques on training arms
- Supervised Student Demonstration
- Practicing on training arms or simulated devices
- RAYCapillary collection techniques
- Tube labeling and sample handling
Troubleshooting Scenarios
- What to do in difficult situations
- What to do when no blood is drawn
- Managing fainting or difficult veins
- Equipment failure and safety checks
Evaluation & Feedback
- Learn from subject matter expert
- Get professional guidance and feedback from
subject matter experts
- Skills checklist assessment
- Professional conduct observation
- Constructive feedback and final Q&A
Module 1: Foundations of Phlebotomy
Learning Outcomes
Introduction to Phlebotomy
- Structure of the Heart
- The Blood Vessels and Circulation
- Types of Blood Vessels and Their Functions
- Blood Circulation
- Composition of the Blood
- Blood Composition
- Blood Constituent Parts
- Blood Collection Methods and Their Applications
Phlebotomy Related Abbreviations and Terminologies
- Patient Preparation for Blood Tests
- Other Considerations
Pain Management Techniques in Phlebotomy
- Manage Needle Phobia in Patients
- Creating a Condusive Phlebotomy Settings
- Patient Identification and Communication Techniques
Prioritising Communication
- Informed Consent and Patient Confidentiality
- Communication
- Patient Education on Blood Tests Significance
- Educative Measures
Safety Protocols and Infection Control in Phlebotomy
- Why Do Phlebotomists Need to Wear PPE?
- Hand Hygiene and Skin Antisepsis
- Using Antiseptic Soap and Water
- Hand Hygiene Techniques
- Handling and Disposal of Sharps, Biohazard Waste
- Biohazards Treatment Approach
Primary Duties of a Phlebotomist
Lesson Summary
procedures
Module 3: Phlebotomy and Healthcare Settings
Module 4: History and career Development in Phlebotomy
Practical, Demonstrations, Troubleshooting and Evaluations
- Learn from subject matter expert
- Instructor-led Demonstration
- Proper handwashing and PPE use
- Safe needle handling
- Step-by-step venipuncture
Student Practice (Supervised)
- Practicalise blood collection techniques on training arms
- Supervised Student Demonstration
- Practicing on training arms or simulated devices
- RAYCapillary collection techniques
- Tube labeling and sample handling
Troubleshooting Scenarios
- What to do in difficult situations
- What to do when no blood is drawn
- Managing fainting or difficult veins
- Equipment failure and safety checks
Evaluation & Feedback
- Learn from subject matter expert
- Get professional guidance and feedback from
subject matter experts
- Skills checklist assessment
- Professional conduct observation
- Constructive feedback and final Q&A
Module 1: Foundations of Phlebotomy
Learning Outcomes
Introduction to Phlebotomy
- Structure of the Heart
- The Blood Vessels and Circulation
- Types of Blood Vessels and Their Functions
- Blood Circulation
- Composition of the Blood
- Blood Composition
- Blood Constituent Parts
- Blood Collection Methods and Their Applications
Phlebotomy Related Abbreviations and Terminologies
- Patient Preparation for Blood Tests
- Other Considerations
Pain Management Techniques in Phlebotomy
- Manage Needle Phobia in Patients
- Creating a Condusive Phlebotomy Settings
- Patient Identification and Communication Techniques
Prioritising Communication
- Informed Consent and Patient Confidentiality
- Communication
- Patient Education on Blood Tests Significance
- Educative Measures
Safety Protocols and Infection Control in Phlebotomy
- Why Do Phlebotomists Need to Wear PPE?
- Hand Hygiene and Skin Antisepsis
- Using Antiseptic Soap and Water
- Hand Hygiene Techniques
- Handling and Disposal of Sharps, Biohazard Waste
- Biohazards Treatment Approach
Primary Duties of a Phlebotomist
Lesson Summary
procedures
Module 3: Phlebotomy and Healthcare Settings
Module 4: History and career Development in Phlebotomy
Practical, Demonstrations, Troubleshooting and Evaluations
- Learn from subject matter expert
- Instructor-led Demonstration
- Proper handwashing and PPE use
- Safe needle handling
- Step-by-step venipuncture
Student Practice (Supervised)
- Practicalise blood collection techniques on training arms
- Supervised Student Demonstration
- Practicing on training arms or simulated devices
- RAYCapillary collection techniques
- Tube labeling and sample handling
Troubleshooting Scenarios
- What to do in difficult situations
- What to do when no blood is drawn
- Managing fainting or difficult veins
- Equipment failure and safety checks
Evaluation & Feedback
- Learn from subject matter expert
- Get professional guidance and feedback from
subject matter experts
- Skills checklist assessment
- Professional conduct observation
- Constructive feedback and final Q&A
Module 1: Foundations of Phlebotomy
Learning Outcomes
Introduction to Phlebotomy
- Structure of the Heart
- The Blood Vessels and Circulation
- Types of Blood Vessels and Their Functions
- Blood Circulation
- Composition of the Blood
- Blood Composition
- Blood Constituent Parts
- Blood Collection Methods and Their Applications
Phlebotomy Related Abbreviations and Terminologies
- Patient Preparation for Blood Tests
- Other Considerations
Pain Management Techniques in Phlebotomy
- Manage Needle Phobia in Patients
- Creating a Condusive Phlebotomy Settings
- Patient Identification and Communication Techniques
Prioritising Communication
- Informed Consent and Patient Confidentiality
- Communication
- Patient Education on Blood Tests Significance
- Educative Measures
Safety Protocols and Infection Control in Phlebotomy
- Why Do Phlebotomists Need to Wear PPE?
- Hand Hygiene and Skin Antisepsis
- Using Antiseptic Soap and Water
- Hand Hygiene Techniques
- Handling and Disposal of Sharps, Biohazard Waste
- Biohazards Treatment Approach
Primary Duties of a Phlebotomist
Lesson Summary
procedures
Module 3: Phlebotomy and Healthcare Settings
Module 4: History and career Development in Phlebotomy
Practical, Demonstrations, Troubleshooting and Evaluations
- Learn from subject matter expert
- Instructor-led Demonstration
- Proper handwashing and PPE use
- Safe needle handling
- Step-by-step venipuncture
Student Practice (Supervised)
- Practicalise blood collection techniques on training arms
- Supervised Student Demonstration
- Practicing on training arms or simulated devices
- RAYCapillary collection techniques
- Tube labeling and sample handling
Troubleshooting Scenarios
- What to do in difficult situations
- What to do when no blood is drawn
- Managing fainting or difficult veins
- Equipment failure and safety checks
Evaluation & Feedback
- Learn from subject matter expert
- Get professional guidance and feedback from
subject matter experts
- Skills checklist assessment
- Professional conduct observation
- Constructive feedback and final Q&A
How the Training Works and Class Schedule
We designed the course to fit into your busy schedule while making learning easy, engaging, and flexible. No expensive tools or software needed—just your smartphone and internet connection!
Class Format
Our program combines pre-recorded lessons, live sessions and flexible physical practicals to give you the best:
Indept Instructor-led Live Classes: Deep dive into the program daily at a convenient time.
Weekly Live Sessions: Join expert-led discussions to review the week’s topics, solve real-world case studies, and ask your questions.
Everything is recorded: Can’t make a live session? No problem. All sessions are recorded, so you never miss a thing.
Schedule
| Day | Activity | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Monday to Friday | 3x in a week indept live Instructor-led classes ( 2 Weeks) | 10am to 1pm WAT |
| Saturday | 2-hour live session (case studies and QAs) | 6pm to 8pm WAT |
| Internship | 2 weeks Internship | Flexible Schedule |
| Final Week | Exams and deployment for internships | Anytime |
Registration Procedures
Pay the Training fee before the training start date.
Upon confirmation of your payment, an electronic receipt will be sent to your mail.
Commence your training on your training start date.
Payment can be made via our website on the Register page or through Bank deposit/transfer.
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