First aid training is not about ticking a box and hoping that it never happens or if it does that you get lucky!

First Aid training is about equipping your team with the skills to look after each other and their communities.

Companies and events are mandated to provide training and equipment, so why not do it properly and make it effective?

Any organisation, company, club or team who books one of our courses will be asked to join the Save A life Partnership.

Membership is free but it is a commitment to doing things properly.

As a member of the partnership you will receive...

• Free first assessment of training and equipment
• Monthly newsletter containing up to date policy and techniques
• Webinars discussing training and best practice
• Direct access to instructors for advice on training
• Discount on AED's and Save a life kits
• Networking with other save a life ambassadors
• Save a life logo for display

All save a life partners will be eligible to display the Save A Life logo on websites, social media, uniforms and vehicles. Where appropriate we can help to create content using the training and equipment as a positive communications tool for recruitment, retention and social engagement.

This is a 3 hour course designed to teach the most vital life saving skills.

• If they're bleeding STOP it
• If they aren't breathing HELP them
• If they're cold WARM them

All training is carried out using simulated real life situations relevant to the group that have signed up for the course.

There is no written test only practical assessment.

In addition to covering life saving skills you will learn how to guide an ambulance effectively to the scene. Manage a stressful situation and work as a team.

Save a life partnership qualifying courses.

• Save a life (3 hour)
• Emergency First Aid at Work (1 day)
• First Aid at Work (3 day)
• Scenario based CPD (1/2 Day)

All of the courses are tailored specifically to the group or organisation booking the course.

Whilst the fundamentals of stopping a bleed or doing CPR don't change, practising them in a real life scenarios makes the difference between saving someone or not.

You must think operationally.