The First Aid for Babies and Children course is designed specifically for members of the general public who want to be able to respond with confidence to baby and child first aid situations in their everyday life, rather than as a requirement of their job. It would suit (expectant) parents, grandparents, other family members, carers,…
The Pet First Aid Level 2 (VTQ) 3-hour course is ideal for pet owners, pet sitters, dog walkers, groomers, pet boarding, pet stores and veterinary practices. It covers the main first aid subjects for dogs and cats but this information is also suitable for most other animals. Understanding basic first aid for pets will give…
These courses, aimed at 6 to 15 year olds, will be lots of fun and jam-packed with vital first aid knowledge and skills practise! Spaces are limited to 20 and there will be two DBS checked first aid instructors with the group all day. Some of what will be covered include: how to stay safe…
Our first aid courses for home educated children are relaxed, fun, flexible and child-led. Children may not engage for the full two hours but we allow plenty of time for them to come and go, joining in with the activities they are most interested in. The sessions are about children just having a go, trying…
The Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) level 3 qualification is a popular training option which covers common injuries and illnesses. It is ideal for small to medium-sized organisations, low risk industries, people who require the qualification for freelance work as well as members of the general public who want the reassurance that they know…
This 3 hour course is ideal for pet owners, pet sitters, dog walkers, groomers, pet boarding, pet stores and veterinary practices. It covers the main first aid subjects for dogs and cats but this information is also suitable for most other animals. Understanding basic first aid for your pet will give you the skills to…
The First Aid for Baby and Child course is designed specifically for members of the general public who want to be able to respond with confidence to baby and child first aid situations in their everyday life, rather than as a requirement of their job. It would suit (expectant) parents, grandparents, other family members, carers,…
