This course is split into three parts as below
Part 1 - Online Learning
Part 2 - Practical Face to Face
Part 3 - Practical Assessments
 
All parts must be completed within a 6 month period in order to receive a certificate of completion. Each part must be completed in order, for example, to be accepted onto Part 3, you must have completed Part's 1 & 2.
 
Non-Consecutive Split Evening Courses are a great way to complete your First Aid training whilst managing your work/personal time. 
Description below covers the course as a whole.
 
If there's one thing this course is it's popular! Our most used course is super-charged with activities. It takes a no-nonsense approach, meaning that delegates get to know, what they need to know - without the waffle.
 
It'll well prepare you for an emergency situation both in and out of work - and centres around building an emergency plan, ready to quickly kick in should an emergency arrive!
 
Content Covered
 
- Emergency Actions
- Child, Baby & Adult Basic Life Support (CPR)
- Child, Baby & Adult Choking
- How to use a defib (AED)
- Unconsciousness & Recovery Position 
- Bleeding & Burns
- Injuries to the Bones, Muscles & Joints
- Seizures/Fitting
- First Aider Responsibilities
- Plus lots more!
 
Good to Know
 
- This course is also Health & Safety Executive (HSE) compliant.
- Each delegate will get a certificate valid for three years.
- This course is a fun and interactive workshop, with lots of time for practice and questions. There are no formal tests, we'll assess the course in a relaxed and non-threatening way!
 
Blended Training
 
Blended Training is a combination of face-to-face training and learning online.
Typically all the theory is carried out and assessed online using interactive and user-friendly modules, whereas hands-on training, such as CPR for example, is taught in the classroom, workplace, or a designated venue. This is a very flexible method of training.
 
Benefits of blended learning include:
- Flexibility
- Ease of learning
- Can be studied in your OWN time
- Learn at your own pace
- Cost-effective
- Suits shift staff and night workers, for example factories
- Inline with the Health and Safety (First Aid) regulations 1981