We provide a variety of training courses, explore our courses below.
First Aid At Work
Our three‑day FAIB accredited First Aid at Work course is built for organisations where the risk of injury or illness is higher, including industrial, office, and care environments.
The focus is on practical decision‑making and real situations. Delegates learn how to assess incidents, take control, and provide effective first aid when it matters. On completion, employers can be confident their staff meet legal first aid requirements and are capable of responding appropriately in an emergency.
Emergency First Aid at Work
Our one day FAIB accredited Emergency First Aid at Work course helps staff feel ready to act if something unexpected happens during the working day. It’s suited to workplaces where serious incidents are unlikely, but where having someone who knows what to do can make a real difference.
The training day is practical and supportive, with time to practise key skills. Attendees are shown how to recognise when something isn’t right, take sensible first steps, and get further help when needed.
By the end of the day, participants feel more assured in their role, and employers can be confident first aid arrangements meet legal requirements.
First Aid At Work Requalification
Our two-day FAIB accredited First Aid at Work requalification course is for staff whose existing certificate is due to expire. It refreshes essential first aid knowledge and skills, ensuring learners remain confident and compliant in the workplace. The course revisits how to assess an incident, manage unconscious casualties, CPR and AED use, choking, bleeding, shock, and other common workplace emergencies. Training is practical and scenario‑based, with a strong focus on safe, effective responses in real situations.
Basic Life Support
This Basic Life Support session focuses on what staff need to do in the first few minutes of a medical emergency. It looks at how to recognise a serious situation and take immediate, safe action while waiting for emergency services or clinical support.
Over a 2.5‑hour session, attendees are guided through practical scenarios and supported practice. The approach is steady and straightforward, helping participants build familiarity with key life‑saving actions so they feel more comfortable and prepared if they ever need to step in
Immediate Life Support
The one‑day RCUK accredited Immediate Life Support course is suitable for those who may be first to respond when a resident or patient becomes acutely unwell. It focuses on recognising deterioration early, carrying out a structured assessment, and providing safe, effective care while awaiting senior or emergency support. The course covers the ABCDE approach, high‑quality CPR, airway management, use of a defibrillator, and clear team communication, with practical scenarios.
Pediatric First Aid
This two day, FAIB accredited paediatric first aid course is designed for anyone responsible for the care of infants and children. It provides clear, practical guidance on how to respond if a baby or child becomes ill or injured. The course covers CPR for infants and children, choking, serious bleeding, seizures, burns, allergic reactions, and managing common childhood emergencies. Teaching is hands‑on and scenario‑based, giving staff the confidence to act quickly and safely in real situations.
Emergency Pediatric First Aid
This one‑day FAIB accredited course covers the essential first aid skills needed to respond to emergencies involving babies and children. It focuses on recognising serious illness, managing life‑threatening situations, and providing confident, immediate care until professional help arrives. The course is practical, engaging, and aligned with current UK guidance, making it suitable for anyone who cares for or works with children.
Over a 2.5‑hour session, attendees are guided through practical scenarios and supported practice. The approach is steady and straightforward, helping participants build familiarity with key life‑saving actions so they feel more comfortable and prepared if they ever need to step in
Anaphylaxis Training
Practical training to help staff recognise anaphylaxis and respond quickly and safely. Covers early warning signs, use of adrenaline auto‑injectors, emergency actions, and escalation. Suitable for healthcare, care, school, education, and community settings.
First Aid For School Children
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