First Aid At Work

By law every workplace must provide a responsible individual to issue attention when somebody is taken ill or is subject to an accident at work.

The Health & Safety (Fist Aid) Regulations 1981 dictate that an employer must provide the adequate and appropriate equipment, the facilities and the personnel to deliver first aid to those employees; this applies too those businesses with only five or less employees and also to workers who are self-employed.

The bare minimum requirement is to supply a fully stocked first aid box and a dedicated member of staff to be responsible for accidents or a health and safety situation. Beyond that, the requirements are dictated through a specific assessment of each workplace and the number of staff employed there. This assessment can be undertaken by the employer or business owner, a specialist in health and safety, or a professional brought in to make the specific appraisal.

Whatever your business or organisation needs to operate in a safe and healthy environment, and whatever knowledge and practical skills your workers require to administer the correct level of supervision and action, we can supply everything you need to meet those needs.

First Aid At School

In 2005 Denmark added first aid training to their national school curriculum and within six years the country’s provision for bystander CPR doubled and the survival rates from those emergency situations tripled.

Welcome To Our Little Medics Programme

We were so impressed by the positive impact of supplying some elementary first aid education to the children of Denmark we decided it wasn’t just important, but imperative that we offer the same level of advantages to our own children here in England by getting stuck into the grass roots of the system and offering the same type of education to the same age groups that the Danes have. Hopefully, we’re going to help raise awareness and the life saving actions of our children in just the same ways.

Blended Learning

We understand the difficulties that life may conjure when trying to schedule attending our courses on specific dates that don’t sit happily within your diary. This is why we’re offering a blended learning opportunity to provide the qualifications you need but in a manner that is less stressful on your work and home life schedule.

Blended learning offers the necessary face-to-face training and classroom assessments to provide practical learning that is impossible to carry out remotely, but also with the implementation of online training methods, this allows for other appropriate learning elements to be studied at a more suitable time for the learner.

Learners will have to complete their classroom training within 6 weeks of their online study completion — all arrangements and payments being made in advance of beginning the course.

Students will receive a link and a unique password to access the online training and can work through each area on a PC, tablet or mobile phone. Once the final assessment has been completed the learner will be awarded an e-certificate and can begin the practical areas of their training as outlined in the initial course booking.

Courses Available Using Our Blended Learning System

Paediatric First Aid (Level 3) 

12 hours / 6 hours classroom & 6 hours online

First Aid At Work (Level 3)

18 hours / 12 hours classroom & 6 hours online