Build the skills. Gain the confidence. Be ready to respond. Our First Aid at Work course provides learners with the practical skills, knowledge and confidence needed to respond to a wide range of workplace injuries and medical emergencies.

This comprehensive three-day course is designed for employees who will act as designated workplace first aiders. Through practical activities and realistic scenarios, learners develop the ability to assess incidents, provide appropriate treatment and support a casualty until professional medical help arrives.

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for employers and managers who need trained first aiders as part of their workplace first-aid arrangements.

It is particularly appropriate for higher-risk workplaces, larger organisations or businesses where a first-aid needs assessment identifies the need for a fully qualified First Aider at Work.

What will learners cover?

Learners will develop the skills to:

Understand the role and responsibilities of a first aider
Assess and manage an emergency safely
Carry out primary and secondary surveys
Manage an unresponsive casualty
Perform CPR and use an AED
Respond to choking, bleeding and shock
Treat burns, scalds and minor injuries
Manage fractures and suspected spinal injuries
Respond to head, chest and eye injuries
Recognise poisoning and anaphylaxis
Respond to heart attacks, strokes and seizures
Manage asthma, diabetes and other medical conditions
Record and report workplace incidents
Course information

Duration: Three days
Delivery: Face-to-face practical training
Maximum group size: 12 learners
Assessment: Practical demonstrations and knowledge assessments
Certification: Qualification valid for three years
Entry requirements: No previous first-aid qualification is required

Flexible booking options

Open courses
Book individual places for employees who need to become qualified workplace first aiders.

On-site group training
Arrange training at your workplace for up to 12 learners, helping to reduce travel and minimise disruption to your organisation.

Why choose Haffenden Training Solutions?

Our training is practical, engaging and built around realistic workplace situations. Learners are encouraged to ask questions, practise essential skills and develop the confidence to step forward when somebody needs help.

Creating spaces where people grow.

Building lifesaving skills and confidence from an early age. The FAA Award in Student First Aid gives young people the practical skills and confidence to respond when someone is injured or suddenly becomes unwell.

Designed for learners aged 11 and over, this engaging half-day course introduces essential first-aid skills through clear demonstrations, practical activities and age-appropriate scenarios.

Students learn how to recognise an emergency, call for appropriate help and provide immediate care until a trained adult or emergency service professional takes over.

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for:

Secondary school students
College students
Youth groups and community organisations
Cadet groups
Sports clubs and activity providers
Home-educated young people

It can support schools in providing students with essential health education and basic lifesaving skills.

What will learners cover?

Learners will develop the confidence and practical ability to:

Understand the purpose of first aid
Assess an emergency safely
Call the emergency services
Carry out a primary survey
Manage an unresponsive casualty
Place someone into the recovery position
Perform CPR
Understand the purpose and safe use of an AED
Recognise and respond to choking
Control external bleeding
Respond to head injuries
Recognise broken bones, sprains and strains
Course information

Duration: Three hours
Delivery: Face-to-face practical training
Minimum learner age: 11 years
Maximum group size: 12 learners per trainer
Assessment: Practical demonstrations and ongoing assessment
Certification: Regulated FAA qualification valid for three years
Entry requirements: No previous first-aid experience is required

Flexible group training

Training can be delivered at your school, college, club or community venue. Sessions can be arranged around the school day and multiple courses can be provided for larger groups.

Why choose Haffenden Training Solutions?

We create a supportive and engaging learning environment where young people can ask questions, practise lifesaving skills and build the confidence to step forward in an emergency.

Creating spaces where people grow.

Small casualties. Essential skills. Greater confidence. Our Paediatric Emergency First Aid course provides learners with the practical skills and confidence needed to respond when a baby or child becomes injured or suddenly unwell.

This one-day course focuses on the most urgent paediatric emergencies. Through practical activities and realistic scenarios, learners will develop the ability to assess an incident, provide immediate first aid and care for a baby or child until professional medical help arrives.

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for anyone who cares for, supervises or works with babies and children, including:

Nursery and early-years staff
Childminders and nannies
Teachers and support staff
Play workers and activity providers
Parents, carers and family members

It is also suitable for newly qualified early-years practitioners who require an Emergency Paediatric First Aid qualification.

What will learners cover?

Learners will develop the skills to:

Understand the role of a paediatric first aider
Assess and manage an emergency safely
Carry out a primary survey
Manage an unresponsive baby or child
Place a child into the recovery position
Perform infant and child CPR
Use an AED safely
Recognise and respond to choking
Control external bleeding
Manage shock
Respond to minor injuries, bites and stings
Course information

Duration: One day, with a minimum of six hours of training
Delivery: Face-to-face practical training
Maximum group size: 12 learners
Assessment: Practical demonstrations and knowledge assessment
Certification: Qualification valid for three years
Entry requirements: No previous first-aid qualification is required

Flexible booking options

Open courses
Book individual places for staff, parents or carers.

On-site group training
Arrange training at your workplace or setting for up to 12 learners, helping to reduce travel and minimise disruption.

Why choose Haffenden Training Solutions?

Our training is practical, supportive and focused on realistic situations involving babies and children. Learners are encouraged to practise essential skills, ask questions and build the confidence to act when a child needs help.

Creating spaces where people grow.

Little learners. Lifesaving confidence. Mini Medics is a fun, practical introduction to first aid, designed especially for children.

Using simple language, demonstrations and age-appropriate activities, the course helps children understand what first aid is, how to recognise an emergency and what they can do safely to help someone who is injured or unwell.

The focus is not only on teaching essential skills, but also on building confidence, encouraging responsibility and helping children understand the importance of getting adult or emergency help.

Who is this course for?

Mini Medics is primarily designed for children aged 7 to 11, although sessions can be adapted for different ages and abilities.

It is ideal for:

Primary schools
After-school and holiday clubs
Scouts, Cubs, Brownies and Guides
Sports and activity clubs
Community and youth groups
Home-education groups
What will children learn?

Depending on the length and needs of the session, children may learn about:

What first aid is and why it matters
Keeping themselves safe
Getting help from an adult
Calling the emergency services
Carrying out a simple casualty check
The recovery position
CPR
What an AED is and how it helps
Responding to choking
Asthma awareness
Wounds and bleeding
The contents of a first-aid kit
Course information

Recommended age: 7–11 years
Duration: Flexible and adapted to the group
Delivery: Face-to-face, practical and interactive
Maximum group size: 12 children per trainer
Assessment: Informal, ongoing participation
Entry requirements: No previous first-aid experience is required

Children can receive a Mini Medics workbook and certificate of attendance following the session.

Flexible group training

Training can be delivered at your school, club or community venue. Sessions can be adapted around the school day, group age and available time, with multiple sessions available for larger groups.

Why choose Haffenden Training Solutions?

We create a friendly and supportive environment where children can ask questions, practise safely and discover that they are capable of making a difference.

Creating spaces where people grow.

Refresh essential skills. Renew workplace confidence. Keep your qualified workplace first aiders confident, capable and ready to respond with our First Aid at Work Requalification course.

This practical two-day course is designed for existing First Aid at Work certificate holders who need to renew their qualification. Learners will revisit essential knowledge, refresh lifesaving skills and practise responding to realistic workplace emergencies.

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for existing workplace first aiders whose First Aid at Work certificate is approaching expiry.

It is ideal for employers and managers who need to maintain suitable first-aid cover and ensure their trained staff remain competent and confident.

Learners must provide evidence of an existing First Aid at Work certificate before attending.

What will learners cover?

Learners will refresh their ability to:

Assess and manage an emergency
Carry out primary and secondary surveys
Manage an unresponsive casualty
Perform CPR and use an AED
Respond to choking, bleeding and shock
Treat burns, fractures and spinal injuries
Manage head, chest and eye injuries
Recognise anaphylaxis and poisoning
Respond to heart attacks, strokes, seizures, asthma and diabetes
Record and report workplace incidents
Course information

Duration: Two days
Delivery: Face-to-face practical training
Maximum group size: 12 learners
Assessment: Practical and knowledge assessments
Certification: Qualification valid for three years
Entry requirement: Existing First Aid at Work certificate

Flexible booking options

Open courses
Book individual places for first aiders who need to renew their qualification.

On-site group training
Arrange training at your workplace for up to 12 learners, helping to reduce travel and minimise disruption.

Why choose Haffenden Training Solutions?

Our training is practical, engaging and focused on realistic workplace situations. Learners have the opportunity to rebuild confidence, ask questions and strengthen skills they may not have used since their previous course.

Creating spaces where people grow.

Protecting little lives with practical confidence. Our Paediatric First Aid course provides learners with the knowledge, practical skills and confidence needed to respond to a wide range of injuries and medical emergencies involving babies and children.

This comprehensive two-day course is designed for people who work with or care for children. Through practical activities and realistic scenarios, learners develop the ability to assess emergencies, provide appropriate first aid and support a baby or child until professional medical help arrives.

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for:

Nursery and early-years staff
Childminders and nannies
Teachers and support staff
Play workers and activity providers
Foster carers and childcare professionals
Anyone responsible for babies or children

It is particularly suitable for early-years practitioners who require a full Paediatric First Aid qualification.

What will learners cover?

Learners will develop the skills to:

Assess and manage paediatric emergencies
Manage an unresponsive baby or child
Perform infant and child CPR
Use an AED safely
Respond to choking
Control bleeding and manage shock
Treat burns, fractures and head injuries
Recognise meningitis and sepsis
Respond to seizures and febrile convulsions
Manage asthma, diabetes and anaphylaxis
Respond to poisoning, bites and stings
Treat minor injuries
Record and report incidents appropriately
Course information

Duration: Two days, with a minimum of 12 hours of training
Delivery: Face-to-face practical training
Maximum group size: 12 learners
Assessment: Practical demonstrations and knowledge assessment
Certification: Qualification valid for three years
Entry requirements: No previous first-aid qualification is required

Flexible booking options

Open courses
Book individual places for childcare professionals or anyone responsible for children.

On-site group training
Arrange training at your workplace or setting for up to 12 learners, reducing travel and minimising disruption.

Why choose Haffenden Training Solutions?

Our training is practical, supportive and built around realistic situations involving babies and children. Learners are encouraged to ask questions, practise essential skills and develop the confidence to act when a child needs help.

Creating spaces where people grow.

Build the confidence and practical skills needed to respond effectively when someone becomes injured or unwell in the workplace. Our Emergency First Aid at Work course is a practical, engaging one-day qualification designed for employees who may need to act as a workplace first aider. The training focuses on realistic situations, helping learners remain calm, assess an emergency and provide appropriate first aid until further medical assistance arrives.

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for employers and managers looking to strengthen their workplace first-aid arrangements by training nominated members of staff.

It is particularly suited to lower-risk workplaces or organisations where an Emergency First Aider at Work has been identified as appropriate following a first-aid needs assessment.

What will learners cover?

During the course, learners will develop the knowledge and practical skills to:

Understand the role and responsibilities of a first aider
Assess an emergency safely
Manage an unresponsive casualty
Place someone into the recovery position
Perform CPR and use an automated external defibrillator
Recognise and treat choking
Control external bleeding
Manage shock
Respond to minor injuries, including cuts, grazes, bruises and burns
Record and report workplace incidents appropriately
Course information

Duration: One day, with a minimum of six guided learning hours
Delivery: Face-to-face, practical training
Maximum group size: 12 learners
Assessment: Continuous practical assessment and knowledge checks
Certification: Successful learners receive an Emergency First Aid at Work qualification valid for three years

Flexible booking options

Choose the format that best suits your organisation:

Open courses
Book individual places for members of your team on one of our scheduled courses.

On-site group training
We can deliver the course at your workplace for up to 12 learners, reducing travel and disruption while allowing the training to reflect your working environment.

Why choose Haffenden Training Solutions?

We deliver practical, people-focused training that goes beyond simply completing a qualification. Learners are encouraged to ask questions, practise essential skills and explore realistic workplace scenarios.

Our aim is for every learner to leave feeling more capable, more prepared and confident enough to step forward when somebody needs help.

Creating spaces where people grow.