First Aid Training Courses

First Aid training is ideal for anyone who may need to respond to a medical emergency at work, at home or in the community. This includes employees, managers, parents, teachers, carers, sports coaches and members of the public. Many workplaces are legally required to have trained First Aiders on site in line with HSE guidance.

No previous medical experience is needed. Our courses are suitable for all levels, from complete beginners to those who need to refresh their knowledge and skills. Everything is explained in clear, simple language and you’ll have plenty of time to practise under the guidance of our clinical trainers.

Emergency First Aid at Work is a 1-day course covering the essential skills for low-risk environments, such as CPR, AED use, choking and serious bleeding.

First Aid at Work is a more in-depth 3-day course suitable for higher-risk settings. It covers everything in Emergency First Aid at Work plus a wider range of injuries and medical conditions, and is often required for larger or more hazardous workplaces.

Yes. All our core First Aid courses include practical training in CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and the safe use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). You’ll have the opportunity to practise on manikins and use training AED units in realistic scenarios.

Yes. We offer a dedicated Paediatric First Aid course covering emergency care for babies and children. This course is ideal for childminders, Nursery staff, school personnel and anyone who works regularly with younger children.

First Aid certification is typically valid for three years, in line with HSE guidance. However, annual refresher training is strongly recommended to keep your skills sharp and ensure ongoing compliance with workplace requirements.

Yes. Upon successful completion of your course and the required assessments, you will receive a recognised First Aid certificate from RCMS. This can be used to demonstrate your training for employment, regulatory inspections and insurance or compliance purposes.

Courses are delivered through a mix of short presentations, demonstrations, practical skills stations and realistic scenarios. Assessment is usually through continuous observation of your practical skills and participation during the course, rather than formal written exams, so you receive plenty of support and feedback as you learn.