First Aid Courses

LONDON's ONLY - First Aid Courses for both medical and non-medical students!

These courses are based on the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) and the HSE Northern Ireland (HSENI) guidelines that regulates first aid training in the UK. These are the standards guidelines that all the first aid providers should follow as advocated by the British Red Cross. The contents are based on the Resuscitation Council (UK) and the first-aid manual of the Voluntary Aid Societies. You will receive the Certificate of Completion.

First Aid at Work Course

Emergencies can be faced everywhere, anytime without any previous alarm. That is why first aid training is essential and lifesaving. These courses are designed based on the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) and the HSE Northern Ireland (HSENI) guidelines that regulates first aid training in the UK. These are the standards guidelines that all the first aid providers should follow as advocated by the British Red Cross.

The contents were designed based on the Resuscitation Council (UK) and the first-aid manual of the Voluntary Aid Societies. The courses are consisted of extensive theoretical and practical training on the most important and common emergencies intervention skills.

The training are delivered by our trained experts to make sure that you gain the necessary self-confidence and the accurate techniques and skills. You will gain a certification as a "work place first aider" that is valid for 3 years. However, you will need to take the (Re-qualification course) before the end this period to renew you certification for more 3 years. The Re-qualification courses are also available at our centre.

In this course you will be learning (Based on the type of course):

The responsibilities of emergency first aider.
Legal aspects.
Emergency/accident assessment and management.
Incident reporting.
Safe transportation of injured people.
Bleeding emergency
Shock emergency
Fainting and unconsciousness.
Cardiac arrest and resusutation (CPR), using the automated external defibrillator.
Angina pectoris.
Chocking & seizures.
Asthmatic attacks.
Asphyxia
Hypersensitivity and anaphylactic shock.
Fire and burning injuries.
Minor wounds
Poisoning and head injuries.
Eye injuries.
Bone and vertebral column injuries.
Muscular injuries.
Diabetic emergency
And other theoretical and practical details.

UPCOMING COURSE DATES:

Location: West London; Small groups - limited number of places!.

The Rapid response and first aid training program

This program is consisted of 3 courses:

1. The Emergency First Aid at Work EFAW (1 day): which cover emergencies of low risk. This is perfect for any person who is willing to learn how to deal with emergency situations at your home, your street, your garden or any other places.

2. The First Aid at Work course FAW (3 days): this is a more detailed and comprehensive training that covers all the emergency situations that you might face in your work place (and any other places) usually employers use this training to train their employees or generally to train first aiders wherever it is needed.

3. The FAW requalification course (2 days): this course is a refreshment course that is required for all first aiders as a requalification for their skills.

You can register for the EFAW course for one day and if you want to get the FAW you will need to finish 2 more days of the training (3 days in total).

We welcome everyone; doctors, nurses, dentists and prescribing pharmacists onto the course.

We are also one of the only providers of this course to be able to offer the training to non-medical students and everyone wishing to learn the first aid skills.

The Emergency First Aid at Work EFAW (1 day)

15 September 2019 (Sun) - Location: West London

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The Emergency First Aid at Work EFAW (1 day) - £145

27 October 2018 (Sun) - Location: West London

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First Aid Courses

LONDON's ONLY - First Aid Courses for both medical and non-medical students!

First Aid at Work Course

The contents were designed based on the Resuscitation Council (UK) and the first-aid manual of the Voluntary Aid Societies. The courses are consisted of extensive theoretical and practical training on the most important and common emergencies intervention skills.

Contents:

In this course you will be learning (Based on the type of course):

The responsibilities of emergency first aider.

Legal aspects.

Emergency/accident assessment and management.

Incident reporting.

Safe transportation of injured people.

Bleeding emergency

Shock emergency

Fainting and unconsciousness.

Cardiac arrest and resusutation (CPR), using the automated external defibrillator.

Angina pectoris.

Chocking & seizures.

Asthmatic attacks.

Asphyxia

Hypersensitivity and anaphylactic shock.

Fire and burning injuries.

Minor wounds

Poisoning and head injuries.

Eye injuries.

Bone and vertebral column injuries.

Muscular injuries.

Diabetic emergency

And other theoretical and practical details.

UPCOMING COURSE DATES:

Location: West London; Small groups - limited number of places!.

The Rapid response and first aid training program

This program is consisted of 3 courses:

1. The Emergency First Aid at Work EFAW (1 day): which cover emergencies of low risk. This is perfect for any person who is willing to learn how to deal with emergency situations at your home, your street, your garden or any other places.

3. The FAW requalification course (2 days): this course is a refreshment course that is required for all first aiders as a requalification for their skills.

You can register for the EFAW course for one day and if you want to get the FAW you will need to finish 2 more days of the training (3 days in total).

We welcome everyone; doctors, nurses, dentists and prescribing pharmacists onto the course.

We are also one of the only providers of this course to be able to offer the training to non-medical students and everyone wishing to learn the first aid skills.

Our goal is to become:

First Aid Courses

LONDON's ONLY - First Aid Courses for both medical and non-medical students!

First Aid at Work Course

The contents were designed based on the Resuscitation Council (UK) and the first-aid manual of the Voluntary Aid Societies. The courses are consisted of extensive theoretical and practical training on the most important and common emergencies intervention skills.

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Contents:

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In this course you will be learning (Based on the type of course):

The responsibilities of emergency first aider.

Legal aspects.

Emergency/accident assessment and management.

Incident reporting.

Safe transportation of injured people.

Bleeding emergency

Shock emergency

Fainting and unconsciousness.

Cardiac arrest and resusutation (CPR), using the automated external defibrillator.

Angina pectoris.

Chocking & seizures.

Asthmatic attacks.

Asphyxia

Hypersensitivity and anaphylactic shock.

Fire and burning injuries.

Minor wounds

Poisoning and head injuries.

Eye injuries.

Bone and vertebral column injuries.

Muscular injuries.

Diabetic emergency

And other theoretical and practical details.

UPCOMING COURSE DATES:

Location: West London; Small groups - limited number of places!.

The Rapid response and first aid training program

​

This program is consisted of 3 courses:

1. The Emergency First Aid at Work EFAW (1 day): which cover emergencies of low risk. This is perfect for any person who is willing to learn how to deal with emergency situations at your home, your street, your garden or any other places.

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3. The FAW requalification course (2 days): this course is a refreshment course that is required for all first aiders as a requalification for their skills.

You can register for the EFAW course for one day and if you want to get the FAW you will need to finish 2 more days of the training (3 days in total).

We welcome everyone; doctors, nurses, dentists and prescribing pharmacists onto the course.

We are also one of the only providers of this course to be able to offer the training to non-medical students and everyone wishing to learn the first aid skills.

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