Our Courses.

The most popular workplace first aid qualification. Covers CPR, AED use, choking, bleeding control and more. Meets HSE requirements for lower-risk workplaces and issues an industry-recognised certificate valid for three years.

• CPR and AED operation
• Choking and airway management
• Bleeding and wound care
• Shock, burns and fractures
• Unconsciousness and recovery position

The full first aid at work qualification for higher-risk environments. In-depth training covering major and minor injuries, medical conditions, and emergency protocols — meeting the HSE's full FAW requirement.

• Comprehensive CPR and AED training
• Major trauma and haemorrhage control
• Fractures, dislocations and spinal injuries
• Medical emergencies (heart attack, stroke, diabetes)
• Reporting and documentation responsibilities

Ofsted and EYFS compliant paediatric first aid course covering infant and child CPR, choking, seizures, allergic reactions, and a wide range of childhood emergencies. Required by Ofsted for registered childcare providers.

• Infant and child CPR
• Paediatric choking response
• Seizures and febrile convulsions
• Meningitis and allergic reactions
• Head injuries and poisoning

A focused one-day qualification covering the most critical paediatric first aid scenarios. Suitable for early years support staff, teaching assistants and volunteers working with children who need an Ofsted-recognised qualification.

• Infant and child CPR fundamentals
• Choking in infants and children
• Unconsciousness and recovery position
• Severe allergic reactions
• When to call 999 and what to tell them

Hands-on training in the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED). Covers CPR fundamentals, when and how to use a defibrillator, and post-incident responsibilities. Suitable for anyone with a defibrillator on site.

• How an AED works
• When to use — and when not to use — a defibrillator
• Hands-on practice with training pads
• CPR in conjunction with AED use
• Post-event responsibilities and reporting

Recognising and managing severe allergic reactions, including correct use of an adrenaline auto-injector (EpiPen). Essential for schools, nurseries and food service environments where allergen exposure is a risk.

• Understanding allergens and triggers
• Recognising anaphylaxis symptoms
• How and when to use an auto-injector
• Calling for emergency help
• Prevention and individual healthcare plans

Advanced haemorrhage control using tourniquets, wound packing and pressure dressings. Designed for security teams, event stewards and those in higher-risk environments where severe trauma may be encountered.

• Types of catastrophic bleeding
• Tourniquet application and use
• Wound packing techniques
• Improvised haemorrhage control
• Scene safety and calling for backup