First Response Training First Aid Courses

With a choice of two first aid courses available according to the requirements of your business or organisation, on-site first aid courses from First Response Training are carried out at your choice of location by a qualified and experienced trainer. First aid courses are suitable for up to 12 candidates, making on-site training ideal for multiple staff members who require the same first aid knowledge and skills.

• Full first aid training courses - ideal for those with little or no first aid experience
• Includes an introduction to Automated External Defibrillators (AED)
• On-site training takes place at your choice of location
• Suitable for up to 12 candidates per course
• Two first aid courses available:
  • Emergency First Aid at Work
  • First Aid at Work
• Carried out by a qualified first aid trainer
• Saves time and money compared to travelling to scheduled courses
• Candidates gain hands-on experience
• Course date, time and location arranged to suit you
• On-site training is available throughout mainland UK

Please note: training is not available in Northern Ireland, Isles off the UK and for some Scottish Highland locations. If you are unsure, please contact our customer services team.

After you have placed your order you will be contacted by a dedicated member of staff to book your training course.

Course information

Please click on the above links to view course contents, duration and level of assessment.

Duration and Level of Assessment

Emergency First Aid at Work on-site training is a 1 day course. Candidates are assessed by a qualified first aid trainer through continuous observation. All successful candidates receive a First Response Training certificate - valid for 3 years.

Course Contents

The Emergency First Aid at Work course has been designed for those who are classed as the "appointed person" for first aid in a smaller, low risk environment or place of work. Learning objectives of the Emergency First Aid at Work course are shown below.

• Describe your actions in an emergency
• Demonstrate adult resuscitation
• Demonstrate the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
• Explain the management of adult choking
• Demonstrate the management of the unconscious casualty
• Describe how to recognise and treat bleeding and shock
• Explain the treatment of minor injuries