Confidence is our weapon of choice. Here's how we do it...
By providing a relaxed training environment, delegates are more likely to interact and ask questions.
This ensures that delegates go away feeling more confident and are therefore more prepared to help and assist with emergencies both inside and outside the workplace.
One of the reasons that over 98% of the 120,000+ first aiders we have trained rate us as excellent.
Call our team on 0330 335 1234 to find the best course for you.
With an increasing amount of defibs (AEDs) in workplaces and the community we train everyone to feel confident in using them.
Together we are working towards reducing the 250 people that die every day of sudden cardiac arrest in the UK.
We're on a mission to fill the UK with Heroes-on-Standby!
Get an overview in how to use a defib in less than a minute, click here
Training choking and resuscitation of babies and children as standard.
Even if workplaces don’t have children onsite, our first aiders can have confidence at home too.
The more confident the first aider - the better they will be in an emergency.
Having no stressful tests on courses, so we can concentrate on confidence building practice time.
That's why we guarantee that everyone that trains with us will leave as a confident first aider, or we will refund & retrain for free!
Call our friendly team today on 0330 335 1234
You can be assured that your training meets all the necessary guidelines and regulations.
Our first aiders always know how to act appropriately in an emergency.
We're super proud to have trained over 120,000 first aiders - or Superheroes on Standby as we call them.
All of our first aiders are trained using our unique confidence building formula.
We're pretty proud of that.
The unique, interactive workshop design of our courses make sure that everyone is relaxed, enabling them to confidently ask questions
- we believe people learn better that way.
We guarantee that everyone who trains with us will leave as a confident first aider – or we will refund and retrain, so you can be assured that we are committed to the confidence of your workplace first aiders.
Of course, a few common sense T&C's apply, but no catches!
We LOVE to hear from our clients and first aiders that have been on our courses.
Submit your testimonial here to let people know about your experience!
One day, three day, paediatric? We admit that it can be a pain to choose the perfect first aid training.
But, no problem, because helping people choose is one of our favourite things! Just call our team on 0330 335 1234, we love to chat about first aid courses!
Just a quick query? Our three-click quick check will help you choose!
We're on a mission to fill the UK with heroes-on-standby. First Aiders trained in a way that gives them confidence, not just competence.
Here's how you can get in touch with us. We should probably warn you that we sometimes get quite excited when talking about first aid training. It's our favourite thing.
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