First Aid Courses

Then look no further!

The First Aid Courses that we deliver are designed to be informative, fun and engaging. 

Our aim is to create an optimum learning environment, with our First Aid training courses being run in-house, at your workplace, or at a location to suit you.

We offer a fantastic range of first aid training courses to suit your needs.

561,000 workers in Britain sustained a non-fatal injury at work in 2022/2023.  This has a huge impact on businesses and employees alike.

So not only does it make good business to have the right training in place, it’s also your legal obligation as an employer to have the right cover in place.

The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 require all employers to make arrangements to ensure their employees receive immediate attention if they are injured or taken ill at work. This includes carrying out a risk assessment, appointing a suitable amount of first aiders and providing appropriate first aid training.

There are a lot of courses available, so it can be difficult to work out which one is right for your business. 

 If you’re not sure, use our Free First Aid Compliance calculator to enable us work out what your requirements are for First Aiders and First Aid kits – to ensure that you are fully compliant.

 Just complete and submit the form and we will talk you through with what you need to be fully covered.

All our courses are regulated by Ofqual, under their Regulated Quality Framework (RQF), accredited by the FAA and FutureQuals.

They provide accountable, quality assured, practical knowledge, backed-up by real-world experience from our trainers. 

All courses meet HSE guidelines and our certifications are nationally recognised.

Did you know?

• There were nearly 11,000 accidents at work every week last year in the UK.
• This equates to roughly 1,750 injuries per 100,000 workers (1.8%).
• Around a quarter of these injuries resulted in over 7 days absence from work.
• The most common accidents at work are slips and trips, accounting for 32% of accidents, with handling, lifting and carrying accounting for another 17%.