by Jen Bradburn | Apr 27, 2026 | First Aid, First Aid Training Courses, Training
If you’ve recently completed a first aid course, or you’re responsible for workplace compliance, you might be wondering how long does first aid training last in the UK? The short answer is simple: most first aid certificates are valid for three years but there’s more...
by Jen Bradburn | Oct 27, 2025 | First Aid Training Courses, Training
We all know that having a capable and competent first aider to respond quickly, when medical help isn’t immediately available, improves the outcome when someone is injured. A lot of workplaces have designated first aiders by law but ‘through work’ isn’t the only...
by Jen Bradburn | Oct 13, 2025 | First Aid Training Courses, Training
Food allergies affect 5-8% of UK children, making anaphylaxis training a vital skill every parent needs, not just those with allergic children. It’s very easy for parents to worry about common childhood dangers, so many of us are caught off guard when it comes to...
by Jen Bradburn | Aug 31, 2025 | First Aid Training Courses, Training, Workplace
Emergency First Aid vs First Aid at Work Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) and First Aid at Work (FAW) are the two main training courses for individuals and organisations looking to improve their knowledge or meet their legal safety obligations. The difference...
by Jen Bradburn | Aug 7, 2025 | Training, Workplace
The first aid needs of a business can vary depending on your specific workplace circumstances, the nature of your work, and your location/environment will determine how many trained first aiders you need. On site first aid training courses allow you to train a number...
by Jen Bradburn | Jul 23, 2025 | Blended Learning, First Aid Training Courses, Training
Are online first aid certifications recognised in the UK? As digital learning grows, more people are asking this about online first aid courses. A lot of people look to online learning as it’s often more convenient and accessible, but can all training be delivered...
