First Aid Training

Master first aid knowledge with confidence. Learn to respond swiftly to emergencies and understand medical and mental healthcare basics.

Overview :

Emergencies can strike at any time, and knowing what to do in the first few moments can make all the difference. This First Aid Training course provides clear, accessible guidance through five focused modules, designed for anyone who wants to understand how to react when someone needs urgent help. From dealing with an unresponsive casualty to recognising signs of medical issues, this course offers essential knowledge in a way that feels structured, not stuffed.

You’ll also gain a well-rounded introduction to healthcare settings, with a specific look at supporting mental health—a critical area often overlooked in emergency response. The course avoids fluff and gets straight to the point with well-explained, purposeful content. You’ll leave with the confidence to recognise health issues and take appropriate action, wherever you may be. Whether you’re brushing up for the workplace or learning out of personal interest, this training keeps it smart, sharp and to the point.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the role and responsibilities of a first aider.
• Know how to assess and manage unresponsive casualties.
• Recognise key medical conditions and act appropriately.
• Gain insight into basic healthcare system procedures.
• Understand signs and support for common mental health issues.
• Learn to communicate effectively in a first aid situation.

Who is this Course For:

• Office employees seeking basic first aid knowledge.
• Parents or guardians wanting emergency readiness at home.
• Volunteers involved in community or youth organisations.
• Teachers and school staff supporting pupil wellbeing.
• Event organisers responsible for public safety.
• Remote workers wishing to stay prepared at home.
• Retail staff seeking to improve on-site emergency response.
• Health and social care learners adding to their skill set.

Career Path:

• First Aid Instructor – £26,000/year
• Health and Safety Officer – £35,000/year
• School Welfare Officer – £28,000/year
• Call Handler (999/111 Services) – £24,000/year
• Care Support Worker – £23,000/year
• Mental Health Support Worker – £26,500/year